Aksel Lund Svindal is a retired alpine ski racer and TV host. Since retiring he has built an investment business. Norwegian company accounts show how it did in 2025.
Aksel Lund Svindal net worth
| Name | Aksel Lund Svindal |
|---|---|
| Net worth | No verified total. Holding company A Holdings: shares NOK 214 million, equity NOK 223 million (2025 accounts). |
| Age | 43 |
| Date of birth | 26 December 1982 |
| Profession | Former alpine ski racer, TV host, investor |
| Known for | Olympic gold medals and World Cup titles |
E24 reported in July 2026 that Svindal’s companies earned over NOK 120 million in financial income in 2025, and about NOK 115 million before tax in total. His holding company A Holdings, which he fully owns, held shares worth NOK 214 million and had equity of NOK 223 million. A Holdings made NOK 94 million in financial income, up from NOK 31.6 million. His other company, A Management, had financial income of NOK 26.6 million. Company book equity is assets less recorded company liabilities, but it is not automatically personal market-value net worth. Personal debts and outside assets are not shown by these accounts. We do not give a single total.
Who is Aksel Lund Svindal
Born in Lørenskog on 26 December 1982, Svindal is a two-time overall World Cup champion (2007 and 2009), Olympic super-G gold medalist in 2010 and downhill gold medalist in 2018, and a five-time world champion in downhill, according to Wikipedia.
How Aksel Lund Svindal makes money
E24 describes the 2025 result as mostly market gains, not operations: A Holdings had an operating result of minus NOK 76,000. Its holdings include shares in Pexip and Deep Value Drilling, according to E24’s investor lists. He also owns 44.8 percent of Riisalleen Invest, held with his brother and father, which made NOK 39.5 million before tax in 2025. Svindal hosts the TV competition “Mesternes mester” each January, per E24. Pay for that is not in the accounts we saw.
Risk note
Because most of the 2025 gain came from shares, the figure can fall as easily as it rose. Treat it as one year’s snapshot.
Career timeline
- 2007 and 2009: overall World Cup champion.
- 2010: Olympic super-G gold.
- 2018: Olympic downhill gold.
- 2025: companies post over NOK 120 million in financial income.
How the net worth estimates compare
| Publisher | Estimate | Date |
|---|---|---|
| A Holdings book equity | NOK 223 million | 2025 accounts |
| A Management book equity | NOK 108 million | 2025 accounts |
E24 reports both wholly owned companies, not two independent estimates of personal wealth. Book equity already subtracts recorded company liabilities but does not capture all personal assets, debts or market-value adjustments.
Reported earnings figures
- A Holdings reported NOK 94 million financial income and NOK 93.6 million pretax result for 2025, with an operating loss of NOK 76,000. Financial gains drove the result.
- A Management reported NOK 26.6 million financial income and NOK 21.8 million pretax result. Its NOK 108 million equity is a balance-sheet stock, not annual income.
- Riisalleen Invest reported NOK 39.5 million pretax result; Svindal owns44.8%. Whole-company profit is not his personal dividend or net worth.
- A Holdings lists NOK 214 million shares within its balance sheet. Those holdings should not be added again on top of company equity.
Reading these figures
Book equity subtracts recorded company liabilities; it is wrong to imply equity ignores all debt. But company books do not establish a complete personal wealth total. Financial income and pretax result overlap and should not be summed. Holdings inside a company are already part of its asset base, and an owner does not necessarily withdraw all annual profit.
Aksel Lund Svindal career and earnings timeline
- 2007 and 2009: Overall World Cup titles.
- 2010: Olympic super-G gold.
- 2018: Olympic downhill gold.
- 2025: Strong company financial income.
- July 2026: E24 reports 2025 accounts.
FAQs
What is Aksel Lund Svindal’s net worth?
The reviewed report gives company accounts, not a complete personal net-worth valuation.
Does NOK 223 million equity ignore company debt?
No. Book equity is assets less recorded liabilities. Personal liabilities and market-value differences are separate.
Can NOK 214 million shares be added to NOK 223 million equity?
No. The shares are already company assets included in the equity calculation.
Did all company profit become his personal income?
The report does not establish that. Company profit and dividends actually paid to an owner differ.
Sources
About the Author
Jason Liam writes about celebrity net worth on Sneaky Insights. He loves exploring the stories behind the fortunes: the career breakthroughs, businesses and endorsements that helped famous names build their wealth. His favorite part is looking beyond the headline number to tell the story of how the money was made.
