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Trades about 119% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kinnevik AB, previously Investment AB Kinnevik, operates as a venture capital firm dedicated to growth capital investments. While its primary focus is on digital consumer services, education, communications, e-commerce and online marketplaces, entertainment, healthcare, and financial services, the company remains open to opportunities across various other sectors. Its investment footprint is global, with a notable concentration in Europe, particularly the Nordic region, alongside Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, and North America. Kinnevik actively seeks out disruptive, technology-driven, and value-enhancing consumer services in both established and emerging economies. The firm plays an engaged role on the boards of its subsidiaries and associated companies. Moreover, it functions as a long-term, principal shareholder in major publicly traded enterprises. Kinnevik AB, established in Stockholm, Sweden, dates back to 1936.
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