Ivar Kreuger - Main Companies Controlled By Ivar Kreuger, C.1930

Main Companies Controlled By Ivar Kreuger, C.1930

It should be kept in mind that Kreuger controlled around 400 companies, therefore the following list is highly selective.

  • Kreuger & Toll AB. Holding company for most corporations Kreuger controlled. (Notable exceptions include Diamond Match Company, of which he owned almost half the outstanding shares, Ohio Match Company and I.G. Farben.)
  • Svenska Tändsticks Aktiebolaget-STAB
  • International Match Corporation, USA. Holding company for countries outside Europe. Founded in 1923.
  • Diamond Match, USA
  • Ohio Match, USA
  • Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags AB
  • Svenska kullagerfabriken (Ball bearing company)
  • LKAB (Mining company)
  • Bolidens Gruv AB (Mining company, mainly gold.)
  • Hufvudstaden AB (Real estate company. Main interests in Stockholm City. Founded by Ivar Kreuger 1915.)
  • Telefon AB L.M. Ericsson
  • SCA (Cellulose industry.)
  • Högbroforsens Industri AB (Cellulose industry.)
  • Sirus A/G
  • Szikra Ungar. Zundholzfabriken
  • Alsing Trading C:o, England
  • SF (Movie industry.)
  • Skandinaviska Kreditaktiebolaget
  • Stockholms Inteckningsgaranti AB
  • Trafik AB Grängesberg-Oxelösund (Railroad company.)
  • Deutsche Bank
  • Union de Banques à Paris
  • Banque de Suède et de Paris
  • Hollandsche Koopmansbank
  • Aktienbauverein Passage
  • AG für Hausbesitz
  • Bank Amerykański w Polsce, Poland

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