Divestments

Founded jointly by Joakim Hedin and Paul Frankenius, Bockasjö develops modern, energy-efficient, and environmentally sound logistics buildings in attractive locations. Since the start in 2004 Bockasjö has built 34 properties with a total area of more than 1,000,000 square meters.

Already at the turn of the millennium, Paul Frankenius and Joakim Hedin realized that the demand for logistics properties would increase significantly in the coming years.

Roc Properties started in 2022 with the goal of reaching a volume of SEK 6–7 billion within 2–3 years and then carry out an IPO. Due to rapidly rising inflation, uncertain interest rate market and general uncertainty in the outside world, it was decided to distribute selected properties of the company's holdings to the owners and continue to develop Åhlens Logistic center, in Rosersberg north of Stockholm.

MoneyGo specializes in lending money to consumers while also providing entrepreneurs and companies with custom-made and seamless payment solutions. With the services of MoneyGo, companies can enhance and streamline their sales by offering payment choices by invoice, partial payments, or by taking advantage of favorable campaigns.

A leader in e-commerce for both fashion and home furnishings in the entire Nordic region. Over the last decade this former mail-order giant has developed a strong e-commerce platform constantly pushing growth and reaching new markets. Their success is often attributed to the many dedicated employees creating attractive offers to meet customer needs.

With its own brands Southwest and Smila, Sandryds provides a competitive and modern product range with everything from basic garments to exclusive jackets. The company also offers bespoke specialty production, helping the customer through all stages from concept and design through to production of unique and tailored garments.

In its 15-year history, Junkyard has grown from a small singular skateboard shop to become Scandinavia's largest online store for street fashion. The small industrial town of Trollhättan is home to Junkyard’s 600 m2 physical store. Among its own brands SWEET SKTBS and JUNKYARD XX-XY, they offer a vast array of attractive external brands.

Ever since the beginning in 2012 Deadwood has been a statement of rebellion against worn-out dogmas. The core of the brand is anti-establishment and counter-culture. The company's approach can be seen as the antithesis of fast fashion and anxious design. Deadwood combines punk-inspired aesthetics with a green cause – for a better world.

Across the Atlantic, Happy Toscana and Happy Palma's sister company Happy NYC has made its first investment, tentatively treading lightly into the fast-moving Brooklyn market with its famous brownstone buildings and dynamic neighborhoods. Our first investment at 194, MacDonough Street was sold in April 2019.

Star Republic is a full-service agency helping medium and large customers profit from the full power of digital commerce. Among the many companies relying on Star Republic for e-commerce strategy, design, platforms, management and support are Carlsberg, KICKS, KappAhl and Urb-it.

Brandpartner offers workwear, promotional items and lifestyle products for companies and organizations. Services include sophisticated tools for controlling and managing promotional products, design and concept development, and storage and logistical solutions that simplify client businesses.

Vivoline is a medical device company specialising in the field of lung transplantation while also developing new products for heart transplantation. The turnover in 2015 was approximately 3.5 MSEK with an operating loss of 23.7 MSEK. In June 2016, Vivoline was acquired by medical technology company Xvivo, listed on Nasdaq First North.

An offshoot from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Excillum has taken X-ray technology to new levels. Their technology is used at labs worldwide and will soon be utilized to detect everything from cracks in aircraft components to defects in microelectronics.

The second largest retail chain in shoes with nearly 100 shops in Sweden and with heavy e-commerce traffic, Scorett offers a wide range of well-known brands and caters to fashion and quality-conscious consumers. Headquartered in Varberg on the Swedish west coast, the company had a turnover of 664 MSEK in 2015 and approximately 360 employees.

In 1953 Per-Olof Ahl started selling ladies' coats from a small basement room in Göteborg. Today’s KappAhl is an international clothing chain with almost 400 stores and 4 000 employees in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Poland with successful e-commerce on the same markets. The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

Total Logistik is a Swedish logistical company offering customer support and solutions covering all aspects of the business. The company allows customers to purchase and transport goods quickly and conveniently. Total Logistik makes use of communication throughout the relationship to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction. The company was formerly a subsidiary of Tradimus AB and was later acquired by Aditro in June 2007.

Ateljé Margaretha is the largest embroidery retailer in Sweden. The company offers a variety of fancyworks for all occasions. Ateljé Margaretha has a popular needlecraft club with more than 40 000 members. The company is located in Borås, Sweden and was founded in 1959. Between 1992–2004 was Ateljé Margaretha established in all countries in Scandinavia as well as Finland, Germany and Austria.

From seeing the light of day in a small tobacco shop (!) in small town Söderköping, Glitter has grown into a highly successful chain of trendy but affordable jewelry, accessories and hair products with some 225 stores in four countries. Glitter is a part of the Bergendahl retail group since 2004.

Starting out as Junior Center in the early 1960’s, JC Jeans Company is a major player in jeans and leisure wear with 100+ stores in Sweden, Norway and Finland. JC was listed on the stock exchange from 1999 until 2006 when RNB Retail & Brands acquired the company. Since 2013, JC Jeans Company is controlled by the Chinese-owned Denim Island Group led by jeans magnate Gordon Wu.