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Kinnevik, the Swedish investment firm, is adopting a more aggressive strategy regarding its $3.4 billion portfolio by eliminating underperforming assets. The company's CEO indicated that this approach aims to maintain shareholder support and address a decline in its stock price. Kinnevik plans to potentially list up to 40% of its holdings in the near future, with expectations that investors will soon recognize value in its portfolio. The firm has also become tougher on its portfolio companies as it navigates a challenging market environment.
[been awhile, maybe] Swedish investor Kinnevik is taking a more ruthless approach to its $3.4 billion portfolio, jettisoning underperformers as it tries to keep shareholders on side and reverse a slide in its stock price https://t.co/5x2lcHncV1 $KINVB.SS | $KINVA.SS 🇸🇪 Kinnevik https://t.co/I68AslKdh4
Kinneviks VD: Har blivit tuffare mot portföljbolagen $KINVB https://t.co/IHi6nKhvv7
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