Since the newspaper examined the Galliera Fund, one of the court's two large stock portfolios, a little over a year ago, its value has increased from approximately 62 million to nearly 107 million kronor, according to the owner database Holdings.
This represents an increase of almost 73 percent. This is due, among other things, to heavy positions in the investment companies Investor and Industrivärden, in major banks and several engineering firms.
In addition, the Galliera Fund has been broadened to include, among other things, new holdings in other investment companies and medical technology firms.
The royal children's portfolio, Gluonen, has also performed well and is now valued at around 80 million kronor, according to Holdings.
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