Faun Gruppen
A "hytte" for everyone
Faun Gruppen is the market leader in sales and construction of “hytter”, that is holiday homes and cabins. Smart logistics, market and customer proximity, and industrialized production ensure that Faun Gruppen delivers the most “hytte” for your money with respect for the surrounding nature. “Hytter” are sold through Familiehytta, Nordlyshytter, Leve Hytter, Leve Leiligheter, Telemarkhytter and Øverbygg brands, and in-house construction capacity enables turn-key delivery.
Why we believe in Faun Gruppen
- Undisputable market leader with a long-term defensible position as the preferred partner to land owners and end-consumers
- Unique, industrialized operating model enables attractive financial results in a scalable and cash generative set-up
- Strong value-creation agenda supporting further penetration-driven growth
- Flexibility in cost structure and cash conversion
About Faun Gruppen
2024 turnover (CY)
EUR > 50M
Employees
> 200
Investment date
Apr 2018
Fund
Fund IV
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EUR < 50M
Employees
< 100
Investment date
Nov 2020
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Fund V
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EUR < 50M
Employees
< 100
Investment date
Dec 2021
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Fund V
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EUR > 300M
Employees
> 400
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Oct 2024
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Fund VI
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EUR < 50M
Employees
> 100
Investment date
Dec 2017
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Fund III
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EUR > 50M
Employees
> 200
Investment date
Apr 2018
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Fund IV
2024 turnover (Calendar year)
EUR < 50M
Employees
< 100
Investment date
Jul 2019
Fund
Fund IV
2024 turnover (Calendar year)
EUR > 50M
Employees
> 200
Investment date
Dec 2020
Fund
Fund V
2024 turnover (Calendar year)
EUR > 1000M
Employees
> 2500
Investment date
Oct 2019
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Fund V
2024 turnover (Calendar year)
EUR < 50M
Employees
> 200
Investment date
Mar 2018
Fund
Fund IV
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EUR > 100M
Employees
> 100
Investment date
Nov 2017
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Fund IV
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EUR > 300M
Employees
> 1000
Investment date
Oct 2013
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Fund III
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EUR > 100M
Employees
> 500
Investment date
Mar 2022
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Fund V
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EUR > 100M
Employees
> 150
Investment date
Jun 2021
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Fund V
2024 turnover (Calendar year)
EUR > 200M
Employees
> 2500
Investment date
May 2018
Fund
Fund IV
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