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TTC Invest
TTC Invest was founded by Richard Urbanski and operates as the investment vehicle for the Urbanski family out of Askim, Norway. The firm maintains a lean...
TTC Invest
TTC Invest was founded by Richard Urbanski and operates as the investment vehicle for the Urbanski family out of Askim, Norway. The firm maintains a lean governance structure led by a second-generation family team: son Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski serves as CEO and board member, while daughter Lara Urbanski Skjolden sits on the board alongside long-time business partner and CFO Anders Løkke. The family does not publicly disclose the origin of its wealth. The firm runs a deliberately diversified allocation that spans real estate development, listed equities, and direct investments in entrepreneurial companies. On the real asset side, TTC Invest controls a mix of commercial and residential projects around its home base, including the Guderudgata 1 commercial property, the Fossumområdet residential area near Kjellås, and the Kykkelsrud land development project — all in Askim. It also operates Minilager Askim, a commercial self-storage facility. Across its liquid book, the firm holds positions in publicly traded companies, while its private portfolio targets early-stage Norwegian operating businesses. Co-investment vehicles RG Holding AS and Inak 3 AS frequently appear alongside TTC Invest in shareholder registries, suggesting a club-style approach to certain direct deals. Governance sits with a tight four-person board: founder Richard Urbanski as Chairman, second-generation CEO Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski, CFO and business partner Anders Løkke, and board member Lara Urbanski Skjolden. The firm does not maintain additional offices beyond Askim, nor does it publicly disclose assets under management or total deployment figures. No philanthropic foundation or adjacent membership network is identified in the public record. TTC Invest's structural signature is its rootedness. Unlike multi-jurisdictional family offices that disperse capital globally, the Urbanski family concentrates its balance sheet on a single Norwegian municipality. The real estate sleeve — with its raw land, residential development, and operational commercial assets — functions less as a passive property portfolio and more as an embedded civic developer. That geographic lock-in, combined with the family's co-investment circle of RG Holding AS and Inak 3 AS, shapes a local-network model that is rare among family offices of any scale.
General information
Firm type
Corporate Investor
Year founded
1998
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Norway
City
Askim
Corporate office
Askim, Norway
Principals
Richard Urbanski
Founder and Chairman
Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski
CEO and Board Member
Anders Løkke
CFO and Board Member
Lara Urbanski Skjolden
Board Member
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at TTC Invest?
The firm is governed by a four-person board: founder and Chairman Richard Urbanski, CEO and board member Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski, CFO and board member Anders Løkke, and board member Lara Urbanski Skjolden. CEO Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski — son of the founder — holds the day-to-day executive role. The structure concentrates investment authority within a small family-plus-partner circle.
Does TTC Invest manage external capital?
No. TTC Invest is strictly a corporate investor deploying Urbanski family capital. It does not market funds to institutional LPs or high-net-worth individuals, and there is no evidence of a fund-management arm open to third-party commitments.
How is the firm's real estate portfolio structured?
The portfolio is concentrated in Askim and spans three use cases: commercial property (Guderudgata 1, Minilager Askim self-storage), residential development (Fossumområdet near Kjellås), and raw land holdings (Kykkelsrud). The firm participates directly in land development and property operations rather than through external fund vehicles.
What is the firm's posture on co-investments?
TTC Invest frequently co-invests alongside two Norwegian entities: RG Holding AS and Inak 3 AS. Shareholder registers show these co-investors recurring across multiple positions, indicating a long-standing relationship-based co-investment model rather than an open marketplace or syndicate approach.
Is the second generation active now?
Yes. Fredrik Johnsen Urbanski serves as CEO and board member, and his sister Lara Urbanski Skjolden sits on the board. Both hold governance roles alongside founder Richard Urbanski and CFO Anders Løkke, suggesting a structured succession that places family members in fiduciary positions during the founder's continuing chairmanship.
Which sectors does TTC Invest avoid?
There is no stated exclusion list. However, the portfolio's observed bias toward physical assets, Norwegian public equities, and local entrepreneurial ventures suggests the firm de facto avoids sectors that fall outside its geographic or operational comfort zone — including non-Nordic venture capital, commodities, and large-scale infrastructure outside Askim.
Does the firm maintain a philanthropic foundation?
No public record indicates a TTC Invest-affiliated charitable foundation or donor-advised fund. The firm appears to separate its investment activity from any personal philanthropy the Urbanski family may conduct.
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