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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.

About Storskogen

Long-term perspective and entrepreneurship

Many well-run, profitable businesses reach a point where they consider it a good time to seek new ownership in order to secure their future and unlock their potential. Storskogen was founded in 2012 to meet this need and take on long-term ownership of companies. Today, we have grown into a well-diversified group of 124 business units divided into 14 verticals, with approximately SEK 35 billion in sales (LTM) as of 30 June 2024. Our success can be attributed to our long-term perspective and our focus on the driving forces for entrepreneurship.

About us

We take pride in our companies

Storskogen is divided into three business areas – Trade, Industry and Services – consisting of 124 business units with operational presence in 30 countries. A business unit can either be a company with its own subsidiaries or a standalone business. What all companies in our group have in common is a focus on profitability, with stable cash flows and a leading market position.

Storskogen’s companies

Financial Report

Interim report Q2 2024

”In the second quarter, net sales reached SEK 9,243 million (9,462). Adjusted EBITA was SEK 894 million (922), with an adjusted EBITA margin of 9.7 percent (9.7). Cash flow, organic profit growth and profitability remain our top priorities. In the quarter, this was reflected in a cash conversion rate of 101 percent (LTM) and an EBITA margin in line with last year. Once we start to deliver organic profit growth consistently and reduce our leverage ratio, Storskogen will be able to return to a normalised state, allowing us to allocate capital to achieve both organic and acquired profit growth”, says Christer Hansson, CEO of Storskogen.

Read the Interim Report (pdf)