Welcome to Swedfund

Swedfund is Sweden’s risk capital company specialised in investments in developing countries. Business and industry can benefit from our expertise in its endeavours to create profitable business in these new markets.

A vibrant economy is the key to sustainable development in poor countries. Swedish enterprises possess such driving forces, and so do developing countries.

News

2010-05-03

Scania back in Irak - together with Swedfund

Scania has a presence in Iraq again, including both production and sales, and this re-establishment is made together with Swedfund. Trucks ordered by government customers are being assembled locally there, while an independent distributor is supplying the private sector market with imported vehicles. This distributor is also responsible for the reconstruction of Scania’s sales and service network in the country.

2010-02-11

Swedfund reports negative result for 2009

Swedfund reports a preliminary loss after net financial items of MSEK -92,5 (MSEK 107) for the 2009 financial year. The company is expanding. New investments are expected to give a return in 6-10 years. As a result of the financial crisis divestments of holdings in mature companies have been postponed. The net sale of shares totalled MSEK 27,6 (MSEK 172,2).

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Highlights

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Sponsors

Swedfund has a network of seniors with many years of experience from various industries that are available to support companies using the board as a platform.

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Investments and partners

Addis Cardiac Hospital

Addis Cardiac Hospital

Cardiovascular hospital , Ethiopia


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Gamma Knife Center

Gamma Knife Center

Laser knife clinic , Egypt


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Should I contact Swedfund?

Can I invest jointly with Swedfund?

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Meet our Investment Managers

Consider investing in association with Swedfund’s experts.

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Words about Swedfund

The risks in Africa - Lars Gårdö

"People believe that the risks in Africa are much greater than they really are. In most countries, however, the economy keeps ticking over; these are the emerging markets."

Lars Gårdö, Chariman of the Board, Swedfund