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Entreprenörinvest
Entreprenörinvest is a minority investor founded on the initiative of Ingvar Kamprad. It invests in profitable, entrepreneur-driven companies based in southern...
Entreprenörinvest
Entreprenörinvest is a minority investor founded on the initiative of Ingvar Kamprad. It invests in profitable, entrepreneur-driven companies based in southern Sweden, preferably family businesses facing a new phase such as a generational change, a larger investment or an acquisition. It enters as a long-term and active co-owner, providing capital, experience and network while the entrepreneur retains majority control. The firm is owned by the Kamprad Family Foundation and returns support research, elderly care and societal development.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Sweden
City
Växjö
Corporate office
Växjö, Sweden
Principals
Ingvar Kamprad
Initiator
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Entreprenörinvest?
The firm's website does not identify a CEO, CIO, or investment committee by name. It states the firm was founded on the initiative of Ingvar Kamprad. The operational leadership and decision-making structure are not publicly disclosed.
How does Entreprenörinvest source proprietary deal flow?
Entreprenörinvest sources investments through its regional network in southern Sweden, targeting family-owned businesses approaching succession or major capital events. The firm does not publish details on intermediary relationships, inbound processes, or proprietary origination channels.
Does Entreprenörinvest participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm describes investing directly in private companies and taking active board roles. There is no public indication that it makes fund commitments to third-party managers or participates in fund-of-fund structures.
Which sectors does Entreprenörinvest explicitly avoid?
Entreprenörinvest targets profitable, entrepreneur-driven firms without specifying sector exclusions. Its geographic and maturity filters — southern Sweden, profitable companies — implicitly exclude early-stage startups, distressed turnarounds, and businesses outside its home region.
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