Deep Dive – Investor AB sees discount turn into premium after strong second quarter

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Deep Dive – Investor AB sees discount turn into premium after strong second quarter
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Swedish family holding company Investor AB (Stockholm: INVE-B) published its results for the first half of 2026 this week. Net asset value grew by 9% in the second quarter to SEK 1,215 billion, or SEK 397 per share. Total return (share price plus dividend) for shareholders came in at 15%, compared with 9% for the Swedish SIXRX total return index. Over the full first half of the year, net asset value grew by 13% and total return reached as much as 23%. This means the Wallenberg family's holding company continues to build on an impressive track record, as the average annual return of the B share over the past twenty years, at 16.5%, also comfortably exceeds the index's 10.2%.

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Michael Gielkens · Tresor Capital

I'm Michael Gielkens, partner and co-owner of Tresor Capital. Investing has been my great passion for years: from analysing holding companies and serial acquirers to building long-term strategies. What was once a hobby is now my job. More from Michael Gielkens