About Storskogen

Storskogen is an international group of businesses across trade, industry and services. As a long-term owner, we are positioned to identify, acquire, and develop market leaders with sustainable business models. Storskogen creates value by providing access to capital and strategic direction combined with active governance and a decentralised operational model. Storskogen has approximately 11,000 employees, net sales of SEK 35 billion (LTM) across a diversified group of businesses and is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

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Key figures Q3 2024

34,589
SEKm in net sales (LTM)
3,086
SEKm in adjusted EBITA (LTM)
10,930
employees in the Group

Our business model

Storskogen owns and develops small and medium-sized business to create profitable growth and resilience.

1. Opportunity

Evergreen opportunity to acquire profitable companies with proven business models in selected industries.
Attractive valuations.
Value creation opportunities through professional and business development and synergies.

2. The Storskogen model

Long-term perspective and stability ensure companies’ future competitiveness.
Decentralisation promotes entrepreneurship.
Active ownership and financial governance enable businesses to realise their full potential.
Diversification is ensured through organic and acquired growth.

3. Result

Resilience: Group diversification, geographically and industrially, creates endurance over business cycles and mitigates risks.
Profitable growth: Cash flows are reinvested to achieve long-term growth.

Value creation

Shareholders: Exposure to a diversified group of small and medium-sized businesses creating profitable growth and resilience.
Business sellers/business units: Long-term, decentralised ownership model that empowers businesses to realise their full potential.
Employees: Opportunities for development and knowledge sharing within the business group.
Society: Commitment to entrepreneurship supports local society.

Storskogen's business areas

Storskogen is divided into three business areas – Trade, Industry and Services – consisting of 116 business units with an operational presence in about 30 countries.