Wallenberg’s holding company, Investor, is halting the mailing of annual reports, thereby breaking with a long-standing tradition toward its shareholders. The decision affects over 725,000 shareholders, who must now seek out the information themselves. At the same time, the Wallenberg sphere cites costs and climate concerns—even though only a small group actually received the report by mail.
Investor, the family Wallenbergannounces that the 2025 annual report will be the last one sent to shareholders. After that, both printing and distribution will cease entirely. For a company with approximately 725,000 shareholders, this means that an established information channel will disappear in a single step, reports Industry Today (DI).
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