Family offices inject capital into ambitious energy company - new fund on the way

Three Danish family offices with capital from e.g. Pandora invest in a new energy trading company that sees continued high return opportunities in the coming years. 
"We want to build the leading electricity trading platform in Europe, giving private investors the opportunity to invest in energy markets," says Bjørn Kunz Petersen, CEO of EIO Energy. | Photo: Eioenergy
"We want to build the leading electricity trading platform in Europe, giving private investors the opportunity to invest in energy markets," says Bjørn Kunz Petersen, CEO of EIO Energy. | Photo: Eioenergy

Against the backdrop of last year’s explosive profits in electricity trading companies, three Danish family offices have invested in a new energy trading company. Aarhus-based EIO Energy has received an investment from Carama Family Office and family office Polar Bear, both of which grew out of Pandora’s fortunes, and SCM Investments with fintech entrepreneur Claus Methmann Christensen.

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