Spiltan

Spiltan

Spiltan was established in 1986 by Per H. Börjesson. It functions as a Swedish investment company that takes minority positions rather than control stakes. The firm maintains its headquarters in Stockholm and concentrates activity inside Sweden. Spiltan allocates across listed equities, unlisted companies, real estate and industrial assets. Confirmed positions include a 17.31 percent stake in Paradox Interactive and ownership in KlaraBo, Bonäsudden and Amhult 2. It also holds interests in Carbomax, Flattered, Qvalia and Realforce. The geographic footprint remains Sweden. Capital deploys via direct minority ownership, board seats and the 100 percent owned Spiltan Fonder AB. The firm reports approximately $797 million in assets. It maintains Spiltan Fastigheter AB as a real estate subsidiary and participates in industry networks including LINC at Lund University and the Centre for Business History. Per H. Börjesson has appeared as a speaker at the Annual Value Investor Conference in Omaha. Spiltan structures itself as a permanent capital vehicle modeled on Berkshire Hathaway rather than a traditional fund with finite terms. This allows long-term holding periods across public and private assets without external LP redemption pressure.