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Annual Report 2012

 

The Sixth AP Fund received its mission in 1996 and in that same year was allocated SEK 10.4 billion. This has grown by SEK 9.8 billion, which means that the Sixth AP Fund´s capital totalled SEK 20.2 billion on 31 December 2012.
Annual report (PDF)

 

The Sixth AP Fund manages 20,2 billion

40% Companies
60 companies 28% Funds
240 companies 32% Liquidity

  • Company investments ex:

    Aibel

    Aibel is a leading Norwegian service company in oil, gas and renewable energy.

    Norrporten

    Centrally located commercial real estate.

    Holmbergs Childsafety

    Develops, manufactures and markets its own range of locking systems and accessories for child car seats.

    Unfors Raysafe

    Measuring radiation in hospitals and nuclear power plants.

  • Fund investments ex:

    Cubera

    Focus on the Nordic private equity and the Nordic secondary market for participations in funds.

    Creandum

    Investing in entrepreneurs and companies from Scandinavia.

    Nordic Capital

    Searching foremost investment opportunities for new industrial combinations, operational improvements and international expansion.

    Valedo

    Investing in small and mid-sized companies with clear potential for growth

    EQT

    Focusing on companies that are considered high-quality, market leading and medium-sized in growing sectors

Investment focus

Companies - AP6 invests directly in unlisted companies and sector independent, primarily in the Nordic region. The focus is on more mature companies with growth opportunities, meaning companies with positive cash flows and have made some progress in the development of their business concept. That the companies are growth oriented and offer potential for further expansion is of central and crucial significance.

Funds - AP6  invests in funds with experienced Nordic management teams, primarily in primary funds but is also active in the secondary market through commitments to secondary funds
and through the acquisition of secondary participations. Focus is primarily on investments in buyout funds, while investments in venture funds are conducted more selectively.