SKP Investments SICAV

SKP Investments SICAV is a Liechtenstein SICAV (Investmentgesellschaft mit variablem Kapital), so its “shareholders” in the ordinary sense are the fund’s investors, who subscribe for shares in one of its sub-funds rather than holding an equity stake in a conventional trading company. The on-file registry data for this entity notes that shareholder information for Liechtenstein-registered companies is filed with the Commercial Register and separately with the country’s central Beneficial Ownership Register, and that an absence of listed shareholders may reflect recent incorporation, a filing deadline that has not yet passed, or an overdue filing, rather than the absence of any shareholders.

No natural-person or corporate investor in SKP Investments SICAV, or in its Olio Fund or MW Storage Fund sub-funds, could be identified from any government registry, securities regulator or fund filing reviewed for this profile. Liechtenstein’s Beneficial Ownership Register does capture ultimate-beneficial-owner data for entities such as this one, but access to that register is restricted to designated authorities and obliged entities under Liechtenstein’s due-diligence law rather than being publicly searchable, and no equivalent public shareholder register exists for fund investors of this kind.

Disclosure of shareholder and beneficial-ownership information for SKP Investments SICAV is best described as restricted: the underlying register exists, but public access to it is not available, so no shareholders or ultimate beneficial owners can be verified or named here as of the 11 August 2026 data date on file.

SKP Investments SICAV’s on-file registry data lists three current corporate representatives, all shown as active and all recorded with the role of “Representative” rather than as natural-person directors: CAIAC Fund Management AG (Industriestrasse 2, Gamprin-Bendern), 1741 Fund Management AG (Bangarten 10, Vaduz) and Ahead Wealth Solutions AG (Austrasse 15, Vaduz). Liechtenstein law permits a licensed fund management company to hold this representative role for a SICAV, and none of the three should be read as a natural person.

External Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) relationship data corroborate one change among these representatives: CAIAC Fund Management AG (Liechtenstein registry number FL-0002.227.513-0) is recorded as SKP Investments SICAV’s fund manager with effect from 1 April 2025, and the SICAV’s registered address moved to CAIAC’s own office address at around the same time. Third-party registry sources previously showed the SICAV’s correspondence address as c/o Ahead Wealth Solutions AG, Austrasse 15, Vaduz, consistent with Ahead Wealth Solutions AG having held the representative role before CAIAC’s appointment. No appointment or resignation date is disclosed in the on-file data for any of the three representatives, and no source reviewed establishes when 1741 Fund Management AG began or ended its role.

Officer information for SKP Investments SICAV is best described as partial: current corporate representatives are identified, but individual appointment and resignation dates are not disclosed, and because every disclosed office-holder is a corporate entity rather than a natural person, no individual nationality, country of residence or occupation applies.

SKP Investments SICAV does not have a corporate parent in the traditional sense. As a Liechtenstein SICAV, it is managed by a licensed fund management company (ManCo) rather than being owned or controlled by a parent company. Legal Entity Identifier data confirm that CAIAC Fund Management AG has held this fund-manager relationship since 1 April 2025, but a ManCo appointment of this kind is a regulatory management relationship rather than a shareholding or control relationship, and it is not treated here as a parent company.

SKP Investments SICAV is itself an umbrella structure containing at least two verified sub-funds, each registered with its own Legal Entity Identifier and identified in Legal Entity Identifier relationship records as legally distinct from the umbrella entity: the Olio Fund (LEI 529900IFU9HK5QE1JI22) and the MW Storage Fund (LEI 529900EBZ44X6IKEYH37), both recorded as related to the SICAV since 24 November 2021. These sub-funds are best understood as ring-fenced fund compartments rather than corporate subsidiaries of SKP Investments SICAV.

The corporate-linkage data supplied with this profile separately lists a single Italian entity, OLIOVERITAS AGRICOLTURA SOSTENIBILE SOCIETA’ AGRICOLA, as a child entity of SKP Investments SICAV, without any stated ownership percentage, relationship type or filing date. No official filing, Italian company registry record or fund document reviewed for this profile confirms an ownership or control relationship between the two entities. Given that the Olio Fund’s stated investment strategy is to acquire and develop olive-growing land in Tuscany, a link to an Italian agricultural entity of this kind is plausible, but it is treated here only as a possible relationship, not a verified one, and the on-file group record should be treated as unverified in this respect.

Corporate-linkage information for SKP Investments SICAV is best described as partial: its relationship to its own sub-funds and fund manager is corroborated by Legal Entity Identifier records, but the single external corporate link shown in the on-file data could not be verified from any official source.