Dubrowka - a free-standing company from a Norwegian family-network capitalism

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Table 1. Shareholders in Dubrowka.

Active owners	Shares	%	Passive owners	Shares	The share capital
And. H. Kiær & Co. Elias C. Kiær Hans Kiær P. C. Solberg van Severen & Co. Fritz Kiær Thorry Kiær	60 60 60 40 40 16 4	47%	J. C. Juel Fred Olsen Chr. Mathiesen Chr. B. Lorentzen Thomas Schjelderup Kristoffer Mørch Einar Wettre	40 40 10 5 10 2 5	1911 1 million Rbs 1912 2 million Rbs 1916 4 million Rbs
Einar W. Egeberg Westye Egeberg & Co.	40 40	13%	Total number of shares	596
			The shareholders stayed more or less the same from 1910-1918. There was some changes due to the death of Fredrik Sohlberg, and that some new shareholders joined in in 1916.
Ole Stang Mads Stang	40 16	9%
Alex. Gullichsen Fredrik Sohlberg	45 23	11%

Note: (Nilsen, 1995, p. 71), After Protocol from Nordisk Finans & Holding A/S: Report from constitutive meeting (February 1918.), RA.

Figure 1. Map over Scandinavia and Western Russia.

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EKPA	Elias Kiær’s Private Archive
EKPAR	Elias Kiær’s Private Archive about Russia
RA	The Norwegian State archive/Riksarkivet; Private arkiv nr. 344 A/S Dubrowka, Box Number 8
AKCA	The archive at the Norwegian Forest Museum at Elverum, And. H. Kiær & Co’s archive

Nilsen, Y. (1995). Mange bekker gjør sen stor å. Treforedlingsbedriften A/S Dubrovkas etablering og vekst. [Master Theisis in History], University of Oslo.

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