Bohnsen Invest
Aarhus single family office of the Bohnsen family, set up in 2025 from Family Office Navest; invests in listed and unlisted assets and real estate.
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Family & background
- FAMILY
- Bohnsen
- WEALTH ORIGIN
- Sale of shipping and logistics company Unifeeder to Montagu in 2007
- HEADQUARTERS
- Aarhus, Denmark
- FOUNDED
- 2025
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- ROUTES
- Companies (own capital)
- STRATEGIES
- Direct investmentsPublic equitiesReal estate
Overview
Bohnsen Invest was established in 2025 as the single family office of the Bohnsen family, when Tonny Paulsen left Family Office Navest (set up in 2008 for Peter Bohnsen and Tonny Paulsen) and it was renamed. The family's wealth stems from Unifeeder, which the two founded in 1977 and sold to Montagu in 2007. It invests in listed and unlisted assets; its liquid portfolio is managed by external asset managers, and real estate is held through the subsidiary Bohnsen Ejendomme.
Investment thesis
Invests in both listed and unlisted markets, combining return with measurable positive impact; backs projects and companies in areas such as digital infrastructure and renewable energy, and holds real estate for the long term through its subsidiary.
Holdings & investments
INVESTMENT ARMS & VEHICLES
- Bohnsen EjendommeSubsidiary through which the family office makes its real estate investments
People
Frequently asked questions
Bohnsen Invest is a single family office based in Aarhus, Denmark, founded in 2025.
Bohnsen Invest invests on behalf of the Bohnsen family (Sale of shipping and logistics company Unifeeder to Montagu in 2007).
Bohnsen Invest invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments, public equities and real estate.
Bohnsen Invest invests in Climate & Energy and Real Estate & PropTech.
Key people at Bohnsen Invest include Peter Bohnsen (Founder), Kathrine Vester Holm (CEO) and John Andersen (CFO).
No. Bohnsen Invest invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.