VEF primarily targets early to mid-stage fintechs, with the aim of acquiring minority stakes (~10-20%) in order to get board representation. The company aims to be an active, long-term investor, providing experience and in-depth knowledge to help entrepreneurs and their teams advance on their growth journey. Since its inception VEF has built up an impressive track record of creating shareholder value, with a net asset value per share CAGR of 25%. This has been driven by strong value growth from current portfolio investments such as Creditas, Konfio and TransferGo, but also from the exits of Tinkoff Bank and iyzico, both of which generated IRRs of over 50%.
Fair value range per share of SEK 3.4-6.2
We have used three different approaches to derive a fair value range for VEF: 1) a 19% discount to its last calculated NAV, in line with the five-year average discount; 2) a target IRR of 20%, in line with the current IRR average of the portfolio, and 3) a target IRR of 30%, in line with the company’s own IRR target. In sum, we arrive at a fair value range of SEK 3.4-6.2.