SIVINasdaq StockholmUtilities - Regulated ElectricIFRS · SEK

Siljansvik

Siljansvik is a Swedish active ownership and investment company based in Rättvik, with a portfolio focused on locally anchored energy and digital infrastructure. The company invests in businesses and assets tied to electricity networks, district heating, fiber networks, local power and heat production, and related energy and communication services.

Revenue0.0m SEK
−100.0 %y/y
Net income10.4m SEK
−99.6 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2022–2025

0100200300400m SEK2022: 341 m SEK20222023: 341 m SEK20232024: 144 m SEK20242025: 0.00 m SEK20250.00
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Core infrastructure35 %

Electricity grids, fiber networks, and district heating networks that support local utility services.

Energy transition assets25 %

Local production of electricity, heat, and renewable fuels tied to the energy transition.

Customer-facing energy services20 %

Electricity trading and tailored services sold close to end users and local markets.

Transition solutions10 %

Technologies and solutions that support more integrated and flexible energy systems.

Active ownership and portfolio investments10 %

Capital allocation and ownership in companies within energy and digital infrastructure.

Customers

Siljansvik serves local communities, municipalities, and businesses that depend on reliable energy and digital infrastructure. Its customer base also includes users of electricity trading and related energy services, where the value proposition is local presence, system reliability, and tailored solutions.

Local communities and households

Buy electricity, heat, and network services that support everyday utility needs and local resilience.

Municipal and regional infrastructure users

Use district heating, grid access, and fiber infrastructure for essential local services.

Business customers

Buy energy and connectivity services for operations that require dependable local infrastructure.

Energy service customers

Purchase electricity trading and customized energy solutions for flexibility and value.

Portfolio and partnership counterparties

Co-invest with or operate alongside Siljansvik in infrastructure and transition projects.

Strategy

Siljansvik’s strategy is active ownership: building value through long-term investment, partnerships, and disciplined capital allocation in locally anchored infrastructure businesses. The company focuses on four areas—core infrastructure, energy transition, customer-facing solutions, and transition technologies—to create a portfolio that combines stability with growth optionality.

Active ownership and portfolio developmentShort term

Value is created through hands-on ownership, governance, and operational development of portfolio companies.

Invest in energy and digital infrastructureMedium term

These assets are central to local resilience and long-term demand from electrification and digitalization.

Expand transition-related solutionsMedium term

Flexible local production and integrated energy systems can capture value from the energy transition.

Geography

Siljansvik is anchored in Rättvik and the Siljan region in Dalarna, Sweden, where its infrastructure and ownership footprint is locally rooted. The company’s business is tied to Swedish energy and digital infrastructure markets, with exposure shaped by national electrification, digitalization, and local grid development needs.

Risks

Siljansvik’s risks are tied to operating and owning infrastructure businesses that depend on weather, technical reliability, permits, regulation, and skilled personnel. As an investment company, it also faces valuation risk in financial instruments and portfolio holdings, while the broader sector is exposed to interest rates, energy-market volatility, and changing policy frameworks.

Sorted by severity
LowMediumHighLowMediumHighImpact →Likelihood →Regulatory and permitting changes1Valuation risk in financial instruments3
Impact is the risk’s severity and likelihood how probable it is over the next few years, both assessed from the company’s reports. Numbers match the list.
  1. Regulatory and permitting changesImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium

    Energy and network assets are heavily regulated, so rule changes can alter investment economics and timing.

    ExposureElectricity gridsDistrict heatingEnergy projects
  2. Operational and technical disruptionsImpact: High

    Infrastructure businesses depend on continuous operation, and outages or failures can affect revenue and service quality.

    Exposure: Portfolio companies in energy and digital infrastructure

  3. Valuation risk in financial instrumentsImpact: MediumLikelihood: Low

    The company reports market-listed funds and derivatives at fair value, which can create earnings volatility.

    Exposure: Capital portfolio and interest-rate swaps

  4. Weather and environmental exposureImpact: Medium

    Utility and network operations can be affected by weather conditions and environmental incidents.

    ExposureGridHeatProduction assets
  5. Key-person and execution riskImpact: Medium

    Active ownership and partnership-led growth rely on management judgment and execution quality.

    Exposure: Holding company and portfolio oversight

Accounting

Judgemental items
Fair value measurement of market-listed funds

Changes in market prices flow through the income statement and can distort operating comparability.

Impact: Reported earnings and equity

Derivatives and interest-rate swaps

Swap valuations can change with interest rates and create non-operating volatility.

Impact: Financial items and net result

Valuation of portfolio holdings

Investment-company accounting depends on estimates of fair value and recoverability.

Impact: Balance sheet carrying values

Consolidation and ownership accounting

Whether an entity is consolidated or treated as an associate changes revenue, assets, and leverage presentation.

Impact: Revenue, assets, and equity

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 24/09/2026

Siljansvik (XSTO) – Utilities - Regulated Electric | Financial Analysis – Clarifo