SFI forms a pool of assets consisting of companies that have good growth potential and have/could become leaders in their industry. The portfolio consists of subsidiaries and affiliates and financial investments in public assets.
By participating in management and investing in development, SFI adds value to its assets. The holding receives income from dividends and from the sale of companies or parts of them. The funds are used to pay dividends to SFI shareholders, acquire new assets, support subsidiaries, and pay off the holding's current debt.
Subsidiaries and affiliates
Business model:
- Investing in companies with long-term growth potential
- Increasing asset value: strategy update and involvement in corporate governance through the Board of Directors
- Exiting from assets through the IPO and/or sale to a strategic partner