Atle Investment Management new co-owner in Amaron Holding
Atle strengthens its portfolio by becoming a co-owner in Amaron Holding AB (Amaron) through a directed share issue.
Amaron is an independent manager of alternative investment funds (AIFM) focusing on real estate investments. The company currently manages a commercial real estate fund and plans to soon launch a new real estate fund focused on residential properties in collaboration with two new partners, Misha Moeremans d’Emaus and Ando Wikström.
‘For the past six months, Ando Wikström and I have been partners in Amaron. We are now about to launch the Amaron Residential Real Estate Fund, which will acquire residential properties from Greater Stockholm and Mälardalen in the north to Skåne in the south. The fund will focus on newly developed and high-quality residential properties,’ says Misha Moeremans d’Emaus.
The founders of Amaron, Stefan Wilhelmson and Martin Mildner, look forward to the new collaboration with Atle: ‘We are very pleased to have Atle as a co-owner and partner to Amaron. Together with Atle, there are great opportunities to further strengthen Amaron’s growth. We have followed the development and success of the five fund management companies already under Atle’s umbrella and look forward to becoming part of this network.’
For Atle, this acquisition represents an expansion of our offering by adding a new asset class to our portfolio, providing our investors with the opportunity for direct investments in real estate. ‘Amaron has a strong team with extensive experience and an impressive track record. We are very excited to become co-owners and look forward to supporting Amaron in this early and expansive phase,’ says Gustav Ohlsson, CEO of Atle Investment Management.
About Amaron
Amaron is a partner-owned company that currently manages the Amaron Real Estate Fund, a real estate fund focused on commercial properties within light industry, logistics, offices, and projects. Geographically, the fund operates within the Greater Copenhagen Region, with a particular focus on southern Sweden.
Previously, Amaron built up a real estate fund with a portfolio valued at SEK 2.2 billion. This fund was liquidated in 2021, providing investors with a return of 29% per year since its inception.
