Röko

1,764.00 SEK

+0.34 %

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ROKO B

NASDAQ Stockholm

Investment

Financials

+0.34 %
+20.31 %
+7.61 %
+1.61 %
-6.91 %
-12.15 %
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-18.24 %

Röko is a Swedish serial acquirer. The company is an owner and manager of a portfolio of small and medium-sized companies in a variety of industries. The operations are conducted mainly in the Nordic region and large parts of Europe. The vision is to create long-term returns and to drive business development within each acquistion. Röko was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Stockholm.

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Market cap
25.8B SEK
Turnover
3.09M SEK
Revenue
6.45B
EBIT %
16.29 %
P/E
34.24
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EPS and dividend

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Financial calendar
17/7
2026

Interim report Q2'26

24/10
2026

Interim report Q3'26

5/2
2027

Annual report '26

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The financial markets have long recognized the potential of unlisted companies, and investors focused on these assets are called private equity investors. There’s an unimaginable number of these debt-leveraging, value or quality investing PE funds just in the European markets. In...
4/21/2026, 7:20 PM
by Pohjolan Eka
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The most important thing is that in the morning, a ‘money man’ stares back from the mirror, not a broke ‘stock picker’. The operating logic of private equity funds differs significantly from ‘decentralized serial acquirers’ where decision-making largely remains with the operating...
4/22/2026, 5:50 AM
by tj_hodl
15
Speaking of mini-Berkshires. Fairfax is trading below P/E 10, its market cap is in the same ballpark as Berkshire was in the early 90s (adjusting for inflation), it is aggressively buying back its own shares, and has delivered over 20% ROE for the last 5 years. Röko is already priced...
4/21/2026, 9:13 AM
by Kotipuutarhuri
14
I think Röko (or other “perpetual” owners) has certain advantages at the negotiating table with SMEs. While PE guys in their puffer vests or suits would be coming to the family business office after the transaction to straighten out EBITDAs and give advice, Röko instead gives entrepreneurs...
4/21/2026, 9:09 PM
by JP199
13
An awfully long text where I’m finding it hard to grasp the main point. The word ‘cash flow’ wasn’t acceptable and long-term holding is impossible? If we assume that when selling you always get fair value, no more and no less, doesn’t that exactly support the business model of serial...
4/22/2026, 7:26 PM
by tj_hodl
9
I agree with this in the sense that I wouldn’t build the foundation of my portfolio with these, but I have come to the opposite conclusion regarding the comparison of serial acquirers vs. PE funds, as I explained earlier. In my opinion, tracking a company like Röko doesn’t take much...
4/23/2026, 5:30 AM
by tj_hodl
6
Personally, I find those long-term charts to be distractors in the discussion because an investor’s return differs significantly from the stock’s return unless the investment horizon and the holding period are identical. For example, Talvivaara’s lifetime stock return was -100%, ...
4/22/2026, 10:07 PM
by Pohjolan Eka
4
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