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Industrivarden AB

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  • Price (SEK)484.10
  • Today's Change10.90 / 2.30%
  • Shares traded692.69k
  • 1 Year change+23.53%
  • Beta0.9917
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About the company

Industrivarden AB is a Sweden-based holding company. Its mission is to conduct long-term asset management that creates value through active ownership. Industrivarden is an active owner in more than eight listed Nordic companies. Its portfolio includes: Handelsbanken, a banking business and a decentralized branch network; Sandvik, a materials technology company; Volvo, a provider of commercial transport solutions; Essity, a producer of hygiene products; SCA, a forest company, Ericsson a supplier of mobile infrastructure; SSAB, a steel producer; Skanska, a construction services company; and ICA Gruppen, a retail company active in the Nordic region.

  • Revenue in SEK (TTM)14.13bn
  • Net income in SEK13.80bn
  • Incorporated1944
  • Employees14.00
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