INVE-B 📈 Investor AB ser. B - Overview

Investor AB ser. B is a private equity firm that focuses on making mature, middle market, buyouts and growth capital investments, with a particular emphasis on core sectors such as healthcare, financial services, IT, and fintech. The firm's investment strategy involves taking leading minority positions in listed companies, while also considering majority stakes in unlisted companies. Geographically, Investor AB ser. B has a global investment mandate, but it tends to concentrate on medium-sized to large companies headquartered in Northern Europe, with a presence in regions such as North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.

The firm's investment size typically ranges between SEK 20 million and SEK 200 million, and it is willing to consider both majority and minority investments in listed and unlisted companies. Within its operating investments, Investor AB ser. B seeks to acquire controlling interests or significant minority positions, which enable it to exert influence over the strategic direction of its portfolio companies. In contrast, its financial investments are focused on acquiring minority ownership stakes in financial holdings, with a shorter investment horizon. The firm's private equity investments are typically held for between three and seven years, during which time it seeks to take an active role in guiding the development of its portfolio companies, often through board membership.

As a firm with a long history dating back to 1916, Investor AB ser. B has established itself as a major player in the private equity industry, with a strong track record of investing in a wide range of sectors and geographies. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the firm is listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and has a web presence at https://www.investorab.com. With an ISIN code of SE0015811963, Investor AB ser. B is classified as a common stock, and its GICS Sub Industry classification is Environmental & Facilities Services, although its investment activities are more broadly focused on a range of sectors, including healthcare, financial services, and technology.