Argentum Fondsinvesteringer

Overview

Argentum Fondsinvesteringer is a Norwegian government enterprise established in 2001, primarily investing in private equity funds to stimulate the creation of private equity investment groups in Norway. The company is wholly owned by the Ministry of Trade and Industry and operates on a commercial basis, aiming to achieve high returns on capital from its investments. Argentum's portfolio includes investments in approximately 250 private equity funds, which in turn invest in unlisted companies across Norway and Northern Europe. The company's investment strategy focuses on minority ownership in private equity funds, contributing to the development of high research competence and fostering a well-functioning capital market for unlisted companies. Argentum's ethical guidelines are based on the UN Global Compact and the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), ensuring that all activities are legal and adhere to established ethical standards. The company is committed to promoting sustainable business practices and operates in accordance with the eight core conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO).

Investment Focus

• Investments must be in private equity funds with a focus on unlisted companies in Norway and Northern Europe.
• Investments should align with Argentum's ethical guidelines based on the UN Global Compact and PRI.
• Argentum seeks minority ownership in private equity funds to stimulate the creation of private equity investment groups in Norway.