KIRKBI
KIRKBI is a family-owned holding and investment company based in Billund, Denmark, primarily known for its ownership of The LEGO Group. Established in 1995, KIRKBI focuses on protecting, developing, and leveraging the LEGO brand across its various entities. The company is committed to a long-term and responsible investment strategy, ensuring a stable financial foundation for the family's activities. KIRKBI's investment approach includes direct investments in buyouts and mature companies, as well as allocations in private equity, renewable energy, venture capital, and real estate. The firm invests globally, with a particular interest in markets such as Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, and the UK, employing fundamental analysis to guide its investment decisions.
Kerecis develops patented fish-skin products to heal the human body. Because no disease-transfer risk exists between cold-water fish and humans, the Kerecis fish skin is only gently processed and retains its similarity to human skin, making it an ideal substitute for human skin. More than 50 studies have been done on Kerecis technology. Those studies include two double-blind, comparative, randomized control trials, where fish skin treatment was more efficacious than mammalian-based treatments. Kerecis is also developing products for areas such as oral surgery, plastic surgery, and neurological applications. The company's products utilize multiple patented fish-skin and fatty-acid technologies to protect and regenerate tissue.
Epic Games is an American video game and software company that creates games and offers its game engine technology to other developers. It specializes in developing games and engine technology and operates a game store that empowers others to make quality games and 3D content, thereby providing game developers the ability to build high-fidelity, interactive experiences for PC, console, mobile, and virtual reality devices.
Ambercycle is a material science company that transforms textile waste into fresh materials for brands and producers. Ambercycle is assembling the world's used-up textiles into one centralized ecosystem, including everything from loose bits to tattered t-shirts. Ambercycle isolates components in intricate fabrics using a molecular regeneration technique to produce raw materials from streams that are typically challenging to recycle. Ambercycle enables regional and international players to easily reroute their waste products back into supply chains.
Thier passion is putting smiles (or screams) on people’s faces and giving Thier customers memorable experiences. Through creativity and a relentless drive for excellence we aim to immerse Thier visitors in Thier brands, constantly delighting them and enriching their understanding through fun learning. In simple terms, They love what They do!
Enerparc specializes in developing, engineering, building and operating distributed utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) projects.
Private Equity Round in 2018
Välinge has developed new technologies related to flooring, including powder-based floors and locking systems, and manufactures some of its products with 3D printing.
Minimax Viking develops and manufactures fire protection systems.
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