Jón Sch. Thorsteinsson took part in discussions in The back room at Andrés and Þórhalls. The guest of the programme, along with Jón, was Magnús Berg Magnússon. The topic of discussion was the buying and selling of unlisted companies. Below is a list of the programme's contents:

Discussion of the fund's acquisition of a stake in the ISNIC registry operator, Stefnis

Buying and selling of unlisted companies, how does this come about?

Sale of the software company Reglu to a Norwegian investment fund

The journey of Advania and Aðalsteinn Jóhannsson in BullHill Capital

Ölgerðin's acquisition of Gæðabakstri discussed

Briefly review the connection of Jón Scheving with the father and son, Björgólf Thor Björgólfsson and Björgólf Guðmundsson.

The discussion on the Quality Baking acquisition concluded, and the consultants in the process and various other corporate advisers were discussed.

Talk about the father and son's purchase of Epal at Dýrabær and The Body Shop

The American billionaire Chad Pike has bought up estates and opened a luxury guesthouse in Fljótin near Siglufjörður, as well as investing in clapboard-clad timber houses in the town centre and the old West End.

The shock of selling a company that people have built up is discussed, along with people's search for a new sense of purpose. Reference is made to an interview with Reynir Grétarsson, who sold his company Creditinfo and has been trying to find himself again in a new role. Buying and selling can be a heavy burden.

A discussion about how much cash is currently available in investment funds and the great optimism prevailing in the business world.