A longstanding commitment to enterprise and research
Long-term and engaged owners for the betterment of Sweden
Wallenberg Investments is owned by the three largest Wallenberg Foundations: the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, and the Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation. The Foundations support outstanding basic research and education for the benefit of Sweden. Through Wallenberg Investments, the Foundations manage and develop their assets with a long-term perspective.
Ownership with a greater purpose since 1917
The capital of the Wallenberg Foundations has been built up and managed over generations. Through long-term and engaged ownership in Swedish and international companies, the Foundations generate returns that enable them to carry out their activities. Since 1917, more than SEK 50 billion has been awarded in individual grants, project grants, and strategic programs.
- Total Foundation assets as of year-end 2025/2026 (SEK)
- 365 bn
- Grants awarded to research and education since 1917 (SEK)
- 50 bn
- Grants awarded in 2025 (SEK)
- 3,1 bn
Ownership structure
The Wallenberg Foundations’ largest assets are the listed industrial holding company Investor AB and the wholly owned holding company Wallenberg Investments.
Research and education for Sweden’s development
The Foundations support outstanding, independent basic research that generates new knowledge for the benefit of society. The primary focus is on basic research in medicine, technology, and the natural sciences, as well as in the social sciences and humanities. Through long-term grants to leading researchers, research projects, and strategic initiatives, the Foundations contribute to the development of Swedish research, education, and innovation.
Stewardship for the future
Wallenberg Investments has been entrusted by the Wallenberg Foundations with managing and developing their assets. Its mandate covers asset management and corporate governance from both short-term and long-term perspectives. Through professional and responsible stewardship, the Foundations’ capital is preserved and developed to enable continued funding for research and education.
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