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Storskogen Group
Storskogen Group is a corporate investor based in Stockholm, founded 2012; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band,...
Storskogen Group
As a long-term owner, we are positioned to identify, acquire, and develop market leaders with sustainable business models.
General information
Firm type
Corporate Investor
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Sweden
City
Stockholm
Corporate office
Stockholm, Sweden
Principals
Annette Brodin Rampe
Chairman of the Board
Altss tracks 4 additional named team members for this firm — including direct investment leads, IR, and operating principals not listed on the public website.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Storskogen structure its acquisitions differently from a standard private equity fund?
Storskogen is a publicly listed holding company, not a closed-end fund. It uses permanent equity capital from public shareholders, so it can own businesses indefinitely. This removes the pressure to sell assets on a fund-lifecycle timeline, letting it act as a genuinely long-term owner.
Who chairs the Investment Committee that approves new acquisitions?
Co-founder Alexander Murad Bjärgård chairs the Investment Committee at Storskogen. He was one of the original founders alongside Daniel Kaplan and Ronnie Bergström. While CEO Christer Hansson runs day-to-day group operations, Bjärgård retains direct control over the investment decisions.
What happened to co-founder Daniel Kaplan?
Daniel Kaplan stepped away from operational leadership at Storskogen and now runs Evity, a new serial-acquirer firm. He remains a significant shareholder in Storskogen, but the group is now led by CEO Christer Hansson and Chairman Annette Brodin Rampe.
What are Storskogen's three business areas?
The group divides its 113 operating companies into Services, Trade, and Industry. Services covers B2B niche providers; Trade distributes branded products to professionals and consumers; Industry handles heavy manufacturing and automation. This segmentation drives how the group allocates capital and monitors performance.
Does Storskogen participate in fund commitments or only make direct acquisitions?
Storskogen makes direct acquisitions only. There is no fund-of-funds activity and no LP commitments into third-party vehicles. The group uses its own public balance sheet to buy majority or outright stakes in operating businesses.
Is Storskogen primarily a Nordic investor, or does it operate elsewhere?
Storskogen is headquartered in Stockholm but reports operational presence in about 30 countries. While the bulk of its subsidiaries are European, the group targets B2B market leaders wherever they operate. It does not limit itself to a single geography.
What real estate holdings does Storskogen maintain?
Storskogen Fastigheter AB is the group's dedicated industrial property subsidiary. It sits alongside the three business areas as an adjacent asset vehicle. The firm has not disclosed a broader direct real estate strategy beyond industrial properties supporting its operating companies.
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