With a primary focus on journalism, books and real estate, the Bonnier Group is organized into ten independent companies.
DURING THE FALL of 2018, we decided to change from a media group (Bonnier AB) and a sister real estate company Bonnier Fastigheter, to a new structure with independent companies. The basic idea was that the responsibility and decision-making should move as close to each business as possible.
From Jan. 1, 2019, a new structure has been in place with our media businesses and Bonnier Fastigheter run as independent companies as part of the Bonnier Group.
Bonnier companies span a wide range of businesses.
Bonnier Books comprises book publishers in Sweden, Finland, Germany, Norway, Poland and the U.K.
Bonnier News includes a wide range of media, from daily newspapers to magazines, from online educational materials to business-to-business media and services.
Bonnier Fastigheter manages and develops property in Stockholm – and now Uppsala as well.
Nordic online retailer Adlibris Group offers everything from books to toys, office supplies and its private label yarn brand.
Magazines are the focus of Denmark-based Bonnier Publications and U.S.-based Bonnier Corporation.
Nordic-focused film and TV production company SF Studios makes films as well as distributes them.
Bonnier Broadcasting’s companies include flagship Swedish TV network TV4 as well as Finland’s MTV and pay TV service C More.
Bonnier Ventures is the investment arm for Bonnier.
Boninvest owns publicly traded shares in Sweden and has investments in private equity, venture capital and hedge funds. Certain assets are managed internally, while more niche investments are managed externally. Assets amounted to SEK 1.2 billion at the end of 2018.