Welcome to the world of Abraxas

Abraxas is a family-owned holding company based in Sweden and work as a platform for managing existing and new investment. We are involved in starting new companies as co-founders of fruitful ideas as well as investing in both people and new companies that we believe in. Focus is on building good business model, long-term financing and follow-up. We have more than 25 years of experience in doing so as well as in listing companies on the stock market. Ownership responsibility and value creation contribute to long-term sustainable companies. This makes sustainability an important part of Abraxas investment strategy. Some of the holdings are owned by company form, while others are privately owned. We always work hard with all shareholders best interest for the eyes. And we usually say that we are “long-term impatient”.

Mats Johansson
Founder

Simpler, smarter travel

Volubus

Co-investor & Chairman

Think Uber for Taxis, Blacklane for Limousines and now Volubus for Charter Buses. In 2021 I was asked to invest in Volubus, a booking platform for charter buses in Europe and parts of the USA. The company has had great development and is now at the beginning of its real growth where it will get full leverage with the help of AI. The company is Swedish but runs its operations from Krakow, Poland. My son Måns Rüder is the founder and CEO.

CEO: Måns Rüder

Much more than an office.
Much more than a warehouse.

Easy Depot (publ)

Co-founder & Chairman

I founded Easy Depot together with three other partners, all with extensive experience in property development. Easy Depot's concept is to build Business Parks for warehouses and offices with three different sizes of premises: small, medium and large. Easy Depot wants to make it easier for Sweden's small businesses to grow. That's why we offer flexible leases without long commitment periods. We want to be the challenger in a rigid property market.

CEO: Sofia Wäborg

Ready, steady, stay!

KlaraBo Sverige AB

Co-founder & Board member

I founded KlaraBo together with two partners in 2016, with its origins in how to help solve the challenge of ordinary people being able to afford to rent their apartments. The company both builds new and renovates the acquired rental homes and manages them on its own balance sheet. Today there are more than 7,000 apartments across Sweden. In December 2021, KlaraBo was listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, Mid Cap. The largest owner is currently Investment AB Spiltan.

CEO: Andreas Morfiadakis

A breath of unique innovation

Iconovo AB (publ)

Nasdaq First North
Co-founder & Board member

In 2014, I co-founded Iconovo, a leading medical device company in inhalation (DPI), based in Lund, Sweden. The first product to market will likely be a generic of Symbicort.  In 2018, we listed the company on Nasdaq First North in Stockholm. Since 2024, Gerald Engström at Färna Invest is the largest shareholder in the company.

CEO: Johan Wäborg

Seeing is believing

SIB Solutions AB

Co-investor & Chairman

In 2017, I met 3 people with many years of experience in IT and logistics. The year before, they had started a technology company, SiB Solutions, and I joined as the fourth partner. In 2018, we made our first external capital round, and I was a co-investor. Since then, the company has established itself in 8 markets in Europe and the US. The largest owner is currently Scania Growth Capital.

CEO: Stefan Borg

Small investments.
Great opportunity.

Nudging Capital

Co-founder & Board member

Nudging Capital is a small family investment company based in southern Sweden that I own 50/50 with my partner Jeanette Andersson. Together we have extensive experience in investing and building companies. We like a good technical solution with real problem-solving potential for customers with a B2B business model with commercial proof. Our sweet spot is a female-founded or co-founded technology company.

CEO: Jeanette Andersson

SOLD

Thinking beyond the Screen

ZetaDisplay AB (publ)

Nasdaq Stockholm, Small Cap
Founder & Chairman

I founded ZetaDisplay in 2003 and today, after much wear and tear, the company is a market-leading and profitable growth company with installations in more than 50 countries within a digital niche. The company was listed on Nasdaq First North Premier in April 2011 and switched to the main list Nasdaq Stockholm in December 2017. During the summer of 2021, ZetaDisplay was bought out of the stock exchange following a public bid by the PE company Hanover in London.