Larvikite AS

Group accounts

The company is registered as part of a group, but we have no group accounts for it. Group accounts are filed by the parent company, and open data does not say which company that is.

Read the figures with care: a company in a group can look strong because of group contributions, or weak because dividends go up to the parent. The figures are indications, not the full picture.

Group structure · 2025

7 companies in the group according to the shareholder register for 2025. A company counts as a subsidiary when a Norwegian company owns more than half of its shares.

No owner holds more than half of the shares in Lundhs AS.

Group accounts. Lundhs AS for 2025: index 58 of 100, number 4 of 8 groups. See the group accounts

The group in figures

Sectors

Bergverk og utvinning (1 company), Eiendom (1 company), Handel (1 company) 3 of 7 companies in the tree have accounts with us. Sectors are sorted by the companies' own revenue, which includes sales between the group's companies.

Employees in Norway

120 in all. Larvik 120 Registered employees in the Central Coordinating Register, by the municipality of the business address. Employees may work elsewhere.

Negative equity

2 companies: Lundhs Eiendom AS, Stone Supply AS

Loss

2 companies: Lundhs Eiendom AS, Stone Supply AS

A subsidiary with negative equity or a loss may be backed by the group, for example with group contributions or guarantees. It is an indication of what is worth asking about, not an assessment.

• Lundhs AS operating · index 56 · number 66 of 177 in Bergverk og utvinning

  • Larvikite AS you are here 100% owned · not in our data
  • Lundhs Eiendom AS 100% owned · operating · index 23 · number 7541 of 7993 in Eiendom · negative equity
  • Stone Supply AS 83% owned · operating · index 46 · number 13507 of 22945 in Handel · negative equity
  • Blue Pearl AS 100% owned · not in our data
  • Emerald Pearl AS 100% owned · not in our data
  • North Sea Stone Industry AS 67% owned · not in our data

Read the figures with care: a company in a group can look strong because of group contributions, or weak because dividends go up to the parent. The figures are indications, not the full picture.

Source: the Norwegian Tax Administration's shareholder register 2025 (majority owner with more than 50 % of the shares). Voting agreements and ownership through other countries are not included.