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Eyrir Invest is an international investment company that focuses on investments in industrial companies that have the potential to become true global leaders. Eyrir places great emphasis on aligning execution with good long-term strategic planning.

Eyrir Invest’s core holdings are well positioned on a global scale within growth industries.

Eyrir Invest was founded in mid-2000. Eyrir’s investment strategy does not follow any preconceived timeframe. Its “Buy and Build” strategy has a proven track record as shareholder value has increased well above market returns since foundation.

Address:	Skólavörðustígur 13
City:	Reykjavík
State:	(101)
Telephone:	+354 5250200
Fax:	+354 5250209
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	eyrir@eyrir.is

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Íslenski sjávarklasinn ehf. - Iceland Ocean Cluster

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