Industrials

AMEXCI is a Nordic company in metal-based additive manufacturing, built for qualified series production of industrial components. The company was founded by several world-leading Nordic industrial companies to accelerate the industrialization of additive manufacturing in the Nordic region. AMEXCI has approximately 30 employees.

GreenIron is a Swedish metal technology company that, through a patented, hydrogen-based process, helps the steel industry recycle residual products and waste streams into circular and fossil-free metal raw material. GreenIron has approximately 25 employees.

Höganäs is the world's largest supplier of iron and metal powders, with an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes used across a range of areas: automotive components, brazing, electric motors and additive manufacturing. The company was founded in 1797 and has been owned since 2013 by Lindéngruppen and Wallenberg Investments through Höganäs Holding AB. Höganäs has approximately 2,200 employees in 14 countries. In 2025, Höganäs had turnover of approximately SEK 11 billion.

IPCO is a global supplier of industrial process solutions involving advanced steel belts and steel belt-based equipment. Since 2017, IPCO has been wholly owned by Wallenberg Investments. IPCO has approximately 700 employees and operates in around 25 countries. Production is located in Asia, Europe and North America. In 2025, IPCO had turnover of approximately SEK 2 billion.

Kivra's platform replaces physical paper mail and receipts while enabling senders to engage in active customer communication. Kivra is owned by 41an Invest (Karl-Johan Persson and Stefan Krook), Wallenberg Investments, and the board and employees. More than five million individuals and tens of thousands of companies and public authorities use the service. Kivra has around 200 employees. In 2025, Kivra had turnover of approximately SEK 450 million.

Munters develops innovative and sustainable climate solutions that ensure the right temperature and humidity conditions in demanding industrial environments, such as pharmaceuticals, data centers and food production. Munters has approximately 5,400 employees and operates in more than 30 countries. In 2025, Munters had turnover of around SEK 15 billion.

Nefab develops, produces and delivers packaging and logistics solutions that reduce customers' total costs and environmental impact. Nefab has its origins in Alfta but operates worldwide. The company is owned by the Nordgren/Phil family and Wallenberg Investments. Nefab has more than 4,900 employees in 38 countries. In 2025, Nefab had turnover of approximately SEK 10 billion.

SKF develops and manufactures bearings, seals, lubrication systems and related solutions that improve performance and reliability in industrial applications. The Wallenberg family, through Wallenberg Investments and Investor, has been an owner of SKF for more than 100 years, and today the holding is held by Wallenberg Investments. SKF has more than 37,000 employees and operates in around 130 countries. In 2025, SKF had turnover of approximately SEK 92 billion.

Stora Enso develops renewable solutions in packaging, biomaterials and wooden construction, with the forest as its raw material base. The Wallenberg family, through Wallenberg Investments and Investor, has been an owner of Stora Enso for more than 100 years, and today the holding is held by Wallenberg Investments. Stora Enso has just under 19,000 employees and operates worldwide, primarily in Europe, South America and Asia. In 2025, Stora Enso had turnover of just over SEK 100 billion.