SELFINVEST ApS
SELFINVEST ApS is a Danish holding and investment company based in Hellerup. Its reports indicate a group structure with subsidiaries and jointly taxed Danish entities, and its balance sheet reflects ownership interests, financial assets, and liabilities rather than operating products sold to end customers.
Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year
Development 2021–2025
Business
Share of revenueParent-level ownership, governance, and administration of group entities.
Long-term and short-term investments in securities and equity stakes.
Committed capital contributions to limited partnerships and similar vehicles.
Management of receivables, liabilities, and valuation of financial instruments.
Customers
SELFINVEST ApS is not a typical trading or consumer-facing business, so it does not sell to end customers in the usual sense. Its counterparties are mainly subsidiaries, co-owned group entities, financial institutions, and investment vehicles linked to its ownership and funding structure.
Entities owned or controlled through the holding structure that receive capital, governance, or support.
Danish group companies participating in joint tax calculations and settlement.
Limited partnerships and similar vehicles funded through committed capital contributions.
Banks, brokers, and other institutions used for treasury, custody, and derivative-related activity.
Strategy
SELFINVEST ApS appears focused on preserving and managing an investment portfolio through a holding-company structure. Its strategic position depends on disciplined capital allocation, oversight of subsidiaries and partnerships, and managing legal and tax exposures within the Danish group framework.
The business value is driven by how effectively capital is deployed across holdings and partnerships.
Subsidiary and joint-tax arrangements create legal and tax dependencies that need centralized control.
Fair-value measurements influence reported asset values and earnings volatility.
Geography
The company is based in Denmark, with its principal activities and reporting centered there. The filing also highlights Danish tax consolidation and liabilities, indicating that the core operating and legal footprint is domestic rather than globally dispersed.
Risks
The main risks come from concentrated investment exposure, valuation uncertainty, and legal or tax obligations tied to the group structure. The report also references claims related to the closure of Environmental Division activities after Nordic Waste A/S bankruptcy, showing that contingent liabilities and ownership-linked disputes can affect the group.
- Contingent claims from Nordic Waste-related mattersImpact: HighLikelihood: High
The report states bankruptcy estate claims of DKK 70 million related to prior dividend distributions.
Exposure: Environmental Division legacy exposure
- Valuation uncertainty in financial assetsImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium
The group holds assets measured using level 2 and level 3 fair values, which depend on models and limited market data.
Exposure: non-listed shares and other securities
- Joint taxation and withholding tax liabilityImpact: MediumLikelihood: High
Danish group companies are jointly and severally liable for corporate and withholding taxes.
Exposure: Danish group entities
Accounting
Judgemental itemsThe group values financial assets using observable prices where possible and models where markets are not active.
Impact: Can drive volatility in assets and equity
Non-listed shares and certain derivative contracts require judgment-based inputs.
Impact: Higher estimation uncertainty and earnings volatility
Danish companies in the group are jointly and severally liable for tax settlements.
Impact: Affects tax liabilities, receivables, and disclosures
The bankruptcy-related claim may require recognition or disclosure depending on outcome.
Impact: Could affect provisions and net assets
Last updated: 24/10/2026