Stein Erik Hagen turns 60 today. There, he said the VG celebrate Nordmøre Friday night, specifically with seafood feast and fireworks at Håholmen Havstuer, just outside Atlantic Road, overlooking the open sea.
He flies guests from Torp 2:50 seater chartered plane to Molde ride them on the Atlantic Ocean.
good for 20 billion
According to Kapital was Hagen last fall good for 18.7 billion, and it is probably not diminished over the past year since Orkla has risen by over 20 percent on the Oslo stock Exchange.
Through Canica AS, Dispute 5 AS and Stein Erik Hagen AS controls his 24.45 percent stake in the company. At Thursday’s closing price was shares worth 19 billion. The yield from Orkla in 2015, which was paid in April were at 623 million.
The other members of the values according to Kapital including one of the largest private art collections, hardware chain Jernia, curtain and textile chain Princess and some real estate investments. In addition, e-commerce chain Complete, which Canica bought the stock a few years ago, for just over a billion. The former supermarket owner has also been joined by Sundt siblings and Klaveness Marine on a new focus on groceries.
– As with most I also believe that we will find that an increasing share of grocery trade will take place online, says Hagen Finansavisen.
Much of the responsibility in the family company Canica he has entrusted to his daughter, Caroline Hagen Kjos, who lives in Switzerland, but also the rest of the family is involved, while he himself is Chairman of Orkla. And he claimed VG well imagine to be in ten years, if he is wanted.
The shopkeeper
Stein Erik Hagen built up supermarket to the largest chain. It is undoubtedly his merit that they were so big, and this made him one of the major profiles in the Norwegian grocery industry, said grocery analyst Arne H. Reiler Finansavisen today.
Around the millennium began Hagen to buy up in Orkla. Reiler believe Hagens position as chair is the result of skill and personal qualities.
– He is visionary and consistent. He has an understanding of the grocery industry that few can match in Norway.
Stein Erik Hagen even realize why he was drawn to Orkla that time.
– What did I invested Orkla was that it was a very solid and well run company with solid value. It was a good corporate culture, strong brands and talented employees at all levels. In addition, I knew it well, he says Finansavisen.
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