In the fall of 2024, a new season of “Draknäst” starts on SVT and the viewers will then see some familiar as well as new faces in the jury.
The investor and Storytel founder Jonas Tellander returns for another season and so does the Jurek owner Shervin Razani. They are joined in this edition by the new dragons Evelina AnttilaCEO at Wellstreet, and the tech investor as well as the Pointer founder Hellen Wohlin Lidgard.
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The fortune in Hellen Wohlin Lidgard’s company
So how do the finances look for the new jury additions? News24 has taken a closer look at Hellen Wohlin Lidgard’s company involvement and income.
At the time of writing, Wohlin Lidgard, who basically has a master’s degree in electrophysics, is active in six companies. The biggest thing is Yellow Elk ABof which the serial entrepreneur is also co-founder and chairman of the board.
In December 2023, the company, which among other things sells IT services and licenses, reported a turnover of over SEK 121 million. The profit landed at SEK 27.2 million and the assets were estimated to amount to SEK 50.7 million.
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Furthermore, Wohlin Lidgard sits as a board member in Nordstjernan Growth AB, Quantum Leap Consulting AB and Excitation Capital AB as well as as a deputy in Kaskaden Stockholm AB.
Hellen Wohlin Lidgard’s salary – that’s how much she earns
That things are going well for Hellen Wohlin Lidgard can also be seen in her income. In 2023, she had a determined earned income of SEK 821,300, according to documents from Tax Agency which Nyheter24 has taken notice of.
In the same year, the new “Draknästet” profile had a surplus of capital that amounted to a whopping SEK 1,315,523.
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