Riveon AG is a Swiss holding company that owns and finances compute, battery storage and AI hardware deployed across Northern Europe. Real assets. Contracted revenue. 100% renewable. Structured for institutional and strategic investors.
Global demand for AI compute is doubling every 6 months. Yet physical infrastructure — the datacenters, power connections, and storage systems that make it all run — cannot be deployed at the same pace. This creates a structural supply deficit.
Riveon sits at this bottleneck. We own the physical layer. Investors participate in the real-asset foundation that every AI workload depends on — regardless of which model, framework, or application ultimately wins.
Infrastructure is the picks-and-shovels play of the AI gold rush.Operating metrics across the Riveon Group as of April 2026.
Infrastructure private equity has outperformed traditional asset classes for a decade. Riveon brings this thesis into the AI era.
Physical assets and energy-linked revenues grow with inflation, unlike fixed-income instruments.
Contracted compute services and regulated market revenues provide visibility beyond typical venture investments.
Grid licences, BRP registrations, and permit processes create 12–18 month barriers that protect incumbents.
Every CHF deployed buys physical hardware with residual value — batteries, servers, transformers, power connections.
Positioned at the intersection of three secular megatrends: exponential AI compute demand, the energy transition, and digital infrastructure as an institutional asset class.
AI demand is software-speed; infrastructure deployment is construction-speed. The gap is widening. Riveon owns deployed, revenue-generating assets at the exact layer where scarcity is sharpest. Asset ownership here captures value regardless of which model or framework wins above.
Battery storage earns from frequency reserve markets — independent of AI demand cycles or any single customer. Grid-connected, LUNA2000-equipped, and already participating in Finnish FCR. The most defensible revenue line in the portfolio.
Nordic sites deliver sub-5ct/kWh renewable power, natural cooling, and stable regulation. This is not a carbon-offset story — it is a cost-of-goods advantage hard-wired into the P&L at every site. Competitors in Western Europe pay 3–4x more for energy.
Riveon AG is domiciled in Zug. Board decisions are made in Zug. Operations run through autonomous local subsidiaries. Investors get Swiss corporate governance and EU market access in a single vehicle — without regulatory friction.
Dalsbruk is live. BESS is grid-connected. Managed compute is under contract. Revenue is flowing. New capital accelerates expansion — a second site, additional BESS capacity, GPU infrastructure — not basic survival. This is growth capital, not seed funding.
Three distinct external revenue streams with different risk profiles and market drivers. Managed compute (contracted, predictable), BESS (market-driven, regulated), and AI API (usage-based, scaling). No single customer, no single market concentration.
Riveon AG is the asset owner across the group. Compute hardware, BESS systems, AI accelerators and power infrastructure are purchased and held on the Riveon AG balance sheet, then deployed to operating subsidiaries under equipment rental agreements.
| Asset | Location | Status | Capacity | Revenue Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BESS — Huawei LUNA2000 | Dalsbruk, Finland | Live | 6 MWh installed 18 MWh engineered | FCR market participation |
| Compute Hardware Fleet | Dalsbruk, Finland | Live | 3 MW managed compute | B2B managed compute services |
| AI Model API Platform | EU-hosted | Live | 39+ models, GPU-backed | Pay-per-token API revenue |
| BESS — Söråker | Söråker, Sweden | Under construction | 2 MWh BESS + 2 MW compute | Swedish reserve market |
| BESS Phase 2–3 Dalsbruk | Dalsbruk, Finland | Engineered | +12 MWh additional | FCR market expansion |
| US Expansion — Texas | Texas, USA | Under evaluation | TBD | ERCOT market participation |
Each stream has a different risk profile and market driver, creating a portfolio effect that reduces concentration and volatility.
GGL Finland Oy provides managed compute as a B2B service. Billing uses a Compute Load Unit (CLU = 1 kWh) model — a fiat-denominated service fee independent of workload output. Contracted, predictable, and the largest revenue contributor.
Battery storage participates in national frequency reserve markets (FCR-N, FCR-D in Finland; equivalent products in Sweden). Revenue driven by grid balancing demand — independent of any single customer relationship.
39+ frontier models via OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Usage-based pricing per million tokens. Growing as enterprises seek EU-hosted, GDPR-native AI infrastructure alternatives.
Riveon AG owns all hardware and deploys it to operating subsidiaries under equipment rental agreements. The monthly rent is an intra-group cashflow mechanism that funds the holding's investment capacity and returns to shareholders — not an external revenue stream, but the path through which operating profit flows to the investment level.
Riveon AG is the group's holding company and asset owner. Operating subsidiaries in each jurisdiction run sites autonomously under their own licences and local management.
Riveon offers multiple pathways for capital participation. Each structure is individually negotiated and can be adapted to the investor's risk appetite, return expectations, and tax situation.
Acquire shares in Riveon AG and participate in the full upside of the group's growth across all revenue streams and jurisdictions.
Receive a contractual share of revenue from specific assets or the consolidated group, without diluting founder equity. Capital is returned from operating cashflow.
Deploy capital against a specific asset class (e.g. BESS or compute hardware) and receive ongoing royalty payments linked to the revenue generated by that asset.
Provide capital as a convertible instrument that converts to equity at a future financing round or milestone, typically at a discount to the next valuation.
Finance a specific expansion (e.g. Sweden BESS, Phase 2 Dalsbruk) as a ring-fenced project with returns generated exclusively from that asset's revenue.
Combine elements from multiple structures — e.g. a revenue share with an equity kicker, or project finance with a conversion option at group level.
Every CHF invested translates into physical infrastructure: batteries, servers, grid connections. These assets have residual value, generate contractual income, and appreciate as energy markets tighten.
This is not a pre-revenue startup. The Dalsbruk facility is live. Managed compute and BESS income are already flowing. New capital accelerates expansion, not survival.
Operating a grid-connected BESS in EU frequency reserve markets requires licences, grid agreements, and BRP registration. These barriers take 12–18 months to clear. Riveon has cleared them.
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Riveon AG · Chamerstrasse 170 · 6300 Zug · Switzerland
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