KIRKBI

KIRKBI is a family-owned holding and investment company based in Billund, Denmark, primarily known for its ownership of The LEGO Group. Established in 1995, KIRKBI focuses on protecting, developing, and leveraging the LEGO brand across its various entities. The company is committed to a long-term and responsible investment strategy, ensuring a stable financial foundation for the family's activities. KIRKBI's investment approach includes direct investments in buyouts and mature companies, as well as allocations in private equity, renewable energy, venture capital, and real estate. The firm invests globally, with a particular interest in markets such as Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, and the UK, employing fundamental analysis to guide its investment decisions.

Damir Hamzić

Head of Circular Plastics Investments and Vice President

Niklas Sjoblom

Senior Director, Long-term Equity

Kasper Trebbien

VP, Energy Transition and Land Sustainability

Past deals in Textiles

Tidal Vision

Series B in 2025
Tidal Vision Inc. is a manufacturer based in Ferndale, Washington, specializing in sustainable products derived from ocean waste, such as salmon skin and crab shells. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on producing chitosan, a biodegradable industrial biopolymer extracted from crab shells, using a zero-waste extraction process that ensures high quality and cost-effectiveness. Tidal Vision's product range includes Alaska Salmon leather goods, chitosan-based clarifying agents for beverages, water treatment solutions, antimicrobial polymers, and various eco-friendly plant foods and cleaning products. By leveraging proprietary technologies, Tidal Vision serves multiple industries, including textiles and agriculture, offering environmentally friendly alternatives that meet industry demands while promoting sustainability.

Ambercycle

Series A in 2022
Ambercycle is a material science company focused on transforming textile waste into new materials for brands and producers. It creates a centralized ecosystem for the recycling of used textiles, including complex fabrics and worn-out garments. Utilizing a molecular regeneration technique, Ambercycle isolates components from intricate textiles to produce raw materials, addressing the challenges associated with recycling such materials. The company's innovative chemical recycling technology converts end-of-life textiles into polymer powder, making the recycling process more cost-effective. This enables apparel businesses to manufacture clothing from renewable feedstocks, thereby reducing waste and contributing to environmental sustainability. Through its efforts, Ambercycle facilitates the integration of recycled materials back into supply chains for both regional and international players.
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