The brothers, all of whom are in their 40s, have equal ownership of the closely held investment entity, according to a Jan. 30, 2014, e-mail from Marie Gallstad, Ikano’s head of communications. The company is valued at $3.3 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The siblings have never appeared individually as billionaires on an international wealth ranking.
Each brother serves as a board member of one of the three companies that constitute the Ikea group, and have spent most of their careers working for the family business.