Lärkberget

Lärkberget AB is a Swedish listed investment company based in Stockholm. It allocates capital across low-risk instruments, listed securities and funds, bridge loans and guarantees, and direct investments in profitable unlisted companies, with the option to support reverse acquisitions through its public structure.

— Lärkberget
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Financial placements25% Investments in interest-bearing securities and other low-risk instruments.
Listed liquid investments25% Investments in listed shares, funds, and other liquid assets.
Bridge loans and guarantees15% Shorter-term financing support and contingent commitments tied to capital raises.
Direct investments in unlisted companies25% Acquisitions of cash-generating private companies with active ownership.
Reverse acquisition platform10% Use of the listed shell structure as a platform for potential reverse takeovers.

Lärkberget does not sell to end consumers; its counterparties are capital markets participants, private company owners,...

  • Unlisted profitable companiesprimary

    Businesses with proven models and cash flow that Lärkberget may acquire or invest in for active ownership.

  • Capital markets counterpartiesprimary

    Listed securities, funds, and other liquid instruments used for treasury-style investment activity.

  • Capital-raising companiessecondary

    Businesses seeking bridge loans, guarantees, or support in strategic financing rounds.

  • Reverse acquisition targetssecondary

    Private companies that may use Lärkberget's public listing structure as an entry to the market.

Lärkberget is headquartered in Stockholm and operates as a Swedish public company. Its investment activity is not tied...

  • Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden
  • Listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market
  • Investment targets may be Swedish or international
  • No manufacturing or branch network disclosed
  • Geography affects counterparty, legal, and market exposure

The company’s strategy is to build a selective investment portfolio that combines stability with targeted upside...

01
Deploy capital into profitable unlisted companiesmedium-term

These investments fit the stated mandate for cash-generating businesses with active ownership potential.

02
Maintain liquidity through low-risk and listed instrumentsshort-term

Liquid holdings provide flexibility while the portfolio is being built and reduce dependence on a single asset.

03
Use the listed structure for strategic transactionslong-term

A public listing can be valuable for reverse acquisitions and for supporting capital market access.

The business is exposed to valuation risk, execution risk, and the uncertainty of building a new investment portfolio...

high

Investment selection and execution risk

The strategy depends on identifying profitable targets and deploying capital at attractive terms.

Scope
Direct investments in unlisted companies
Materiality
high
high

Market and valuation risk

Listed shares, funds, and other liquid assets can fluctuate materially with market conditions.

Scope
Financial placements and liquid investments
Materiality
high
medium

Credit and counterparty risk

Bridge loans and guarantees can create losses if counterparties underperform or default.

Scope
Bridge loans and guarantee commitments
Materiality
medium
medium

Reverse acquisition risk

The public-company platform may not be used successfully or may not create shareholder value.

Scope
Listed shell / reverse merger platform
Materiality
medium
Fair value measurement
Can materially affect reported gains, losses, and equity
Expected credit losses
Affects provisions and net financial result
Guarantee commitments
May require disclosure or recognition of provisions

: 11/08/2026