Investment and stock market in 2026
Yesterday we organised another well-attended event focusing on the investment and stock market in 2026.
The panel included two prominent figures from the Danish investment industry - Jeppe Christiansen, CEO of Maj Invest, and Peter Garnry, CFA and CEO of Gesda Capital.
They shared their perspectives on the market outlook for 2026 and the longer-term structural trends currently characterising the investment landscape.
Among the topics discussed were:
- Precious metals
- Defence sector
- Energy, including solar, batteries and nuclear power
Energy in particular was highlighted as an area of both geopolitical and commercial relevance in the coming years.
DKK 750,000 is the legal minimum amount to invest in this type of fund. This is a requirement to ensure that investors are qualified and understand the level of risk.
No, you are free to choose to invest a higher amount if you wish. However, the total size of the fund is a natural limit and allocation is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Payments are made on an ongoing basis as the fund makes its investments - typically spread over 3-4 years. For example, a total investment of DKK 1 million can be distributed in instalments of DKK 250,000-350,000 annually, depending on the structure of the fund.
Payouts typically begin 1-2 years after the investment period has ended, i.e. in year 4 or 5. The timing and amount depend on the fund's performance, market development and other conditions. There is no guarantee of return and the investment should be viewed as long-term.
Some funds have a lifespan of 6-8 years, while others can last up to 14 years.
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