In short: #5. "A Belgian family-controlled holding company. They specialize in marine engineering, real estate, private banking, and private equity." Segment weights: Private Banking 33.0%, Marine Engineering & Contracting 32.0%, Growth Capital 18.0%, Real Estate 10.0%, Energy & Resources 7.0%. Record: 11.4% a year since 2001. The only entry given by segment rather than by holding, and the only one with no accompanying slide.
Ackermans & van Haaren is a Belgian family-controlled holding company that owns a genuinely odd mixture of businesses: private banks, dredging and marine-engineering contractors, property, and a private-equity arm.
By value the two that matter are private banking at 33% and marine engineering and contracting at 32%; growth capital is 18%, real estate 10% and energy and resources 7%. In other words, two-thirds of it is one wealth-management business and one heavy-construction business — an unusual pairing that gives it very little in common with anything else on the list.
Shareholders have received about 11.4% a year since 2001. It is the only entry given by business segment rather than by named holding, and no valuation is offered.
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