A small family business with large holdings

How promising companies
become successful.
Schörling’s role as an active owner is to create opportunities for companies to develop and become best in class. We believe in a long-term perspective, being cost-conscious, and building close relationships. And last, but not least, we believe in having focus on results.
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Hexagon
Hexpol
Nibe
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Our Holdings

The companies we invest in

Schörling is an active owner specializing in industrial businesses with roots in Scandinavia. These companies are globally widespread and most of their sales take place outside of Sweden. They all share two similarities: great development potential from the beginning, and growth over time into world leaders in their respective niches.
Our Holdings

The relationships we build

About Us

To Schörling, people are and have always been the most important factor. In our team, our network and the companies we invest in. We surround ourselves with individuals with different competencies, experiences and personalities. Together, we share the same values and are driven by our ambition to develop sound businesses that become best in class. The Schörling board consists of a group of carefully selected people who all contribute with their substantial and diverse experience. They know our companies inside out.

About Us

The Schörling Foundation

The Schörling Foundation was instituted by the Schörling family in 2014. The Foundation is run without profit and has its financial base in a donation made by Melker Schörling, the founder of the company.

The Foundation’s purpose is to promote scientific education and research. This is done by supporting current and urgent projects run by institutes or individual researchers. In addition, the Foundation supports projects, organizations and individuals who encourage the development of children and young people.

"The Swedish FTD Initiative" is a research project founded and supported by the Foundation. The goal is to strengthen the collaboration within research so that one day effective treatment against FTD (frontotemporal dementia) will be offered. Two professors from Karolinska Institutet and two professors from KTH have together had the opportunity to build a consortium for research on the disease over several years.

In the beginning of 2022, The Schörling Foundation decided to grant funding to Karolinska Institutet, Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Research Group Thoracic Surgery. The purpose of the donation is to enforce the devlopment of cardiothoracic surgical technology and methodology and the related reserach by the group.
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Resolutions at ASSA ABLOY AB’s Annual General Meeting April 28, 2026

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The Annual General Meeting of ASSA ABLOY AB was held on Tuesday April 28, 2026, in Stockholm, Sweden. Adoption of income statements and balance sheets and discharge from liability The Annual General Meeting adopted the parent company’s and the Group’s income statements and balance sheets for the financial year 2025. The members of the Board of Directors and the CEO were discharged from liability for the financial year 2025. Dividend The Annual General Meeting approved the dividend of SEK 6.40 per share proposed by the Board of Directors, to be paid out in two equal
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Quarterly Report Q1 2026

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Continued strong execution in the quarter First quarter · Net sales totaled SEK 35,751 M (37,940), with organic growth of 2% (2) and acquired net growth of 2% (5). Exchange rates affected sales by –10% (1). · Organic sales growth was good in Americas, Global Technologies and EMEIA. Entrance Systems and Asia Pacific had stable organic sales. · Three acquisitions with combined annual sales of about SEK 550 M were completed in the quarter. · Operating income[1] (EBITA) totaled SEK 5,859 M (6,051) with an operating margin of 16.4% (15.9). · Operating income[1] (EBIT) totaled SEK
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Securitas AB Interim Report Q1 2026 | January–March

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January–March 2026 · Total sales MSEK 36 211 (39 606) · Organic sales growth 0 percent (3) · Adjusted organic sales growth, 2 percent* · Real sales growth within technology and solutions 4 percent (5) · Operating income before amortization MSEK 2 459 (2 525) · Operating margin 6.8 percent (6.4) · Adjusted operating margin, 7.0 percent (6.7)* · Items affecting comparability (IAC) MSEK 184 (–77) whereof MSEK 213 (–5) related to divestitures · Earnings per share, SEK 2.80 (2.29) · Earnings per share before IAC, SEK 2.47 (2.36) · Cash flow from operating
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