Skabholmen Invest
Hyllie Boulevard 53, Malmö, Skåne, 215 37, Sweden
Overview
Skabholmen Invest is a Swedish family-owned investment company with a focus on small and mid companies in various sectors and where all of them have a clear strategy and a strong underlying development potential.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 0
Investment portfolio
- Vassla
Led · Equity · Jun 2021
Vässla is a Swedish micro-mobility company that designs and sells e-scooters and e-bikes across the Nordics, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. Its Vässla Bike features a 250–450W rear-hub motor, 20–25 km/h top speed, approximately 40 km battery range, and a vehicle weight of 21.5 kg plus a 3.5 kg portable battery designed in-house. Founded in 2017 by Rickard Bröms with CTO Prof. Uwe Hager, the company recently released the Vässla Bike in Scandinavia. Vässla plans to launch a Vässla Club sharing app and club rental platform with fleet-management capabilities and three offerings: monthly subscriptions for consumers, weekly subscriptions for delivery drivers, and hourly rentals for enterprises. Pilot schemes are planned in Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg and Madrid, and the company aims to expand into the UK pending e-scooter legislation expected in early 2022. The company raised $11M in funding to support the launch of its new e-bikes and club rental platform.
- Doktor.se
Participated · Equity · May 2021
Doktor.se operates a digital healthcare platform that allows patients to receive medical advice and treatment online, complemented by physical care when needed. The company is focusing on international growth and has publicly stated a goal of becoming the largest player in the German market. Management is also preparing the business for an IPO, targeting a listing in 2026. To support these ambitions, Doktor.se recently raised new capital while simultaneously developing an additional growth vertical that will require some self-funding. The shareholder register includes high-profile backers such as Evolution Gaming founder Jens von Bahr (via Jovb Investments AB), Anicura founder Peter Dahlberg, and Chinese technology giant Tencent. The firm is currently contending with a dispute involving Region Stockholm, described by the CEO as “infected,” but maintains that the fresh capital will primarily be used for overseas expansion. No specific revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.
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