Private company

Hjo–Stenstorps Järnväg

Hjo–Stenstorps Järnväg is a railway line in Sweden founded in 1871.¹ It is headquartered in Tidaholm.¹ It employed 74 people in 1948.¹ Its revenue was SEK 295,218 in 1904.¹ It ceased to exist in 1948.¹

Hjo–Stenstorps Järnväg (HSJ) var en smalspårig järnväg i Skaraborgs län mellan Stenstorp vid Västra stambanan och Hjo vid Vättern. En sidobana gick till Tidaholm. Järnvägen är nedlagd, och spåren revs upp 1968.² From the Swedish Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Jun 28, 1871Founded¹

HeadquartersHjo, Sweden¹

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Leadership

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Chief executive

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Chief executive officerGustaf Mauritz Posse 1920 to Jul 1, 1948¹
Chief executive officerNils Posse 1900 to 1919¹
Chief executive officerHelmer Sjöstedt 1897 to 1900¹
Chief executive officerCarl August Wennberg 1888 to 1897¹
Chief executive officerFredrik von Essen 1879 to 1888¹
Chief executive officerGustaf Sparre 1872 to 1879¹

Employees over time

Hjo–Stenstorps Järnväg employees by year¹74 in 1948+85% since 1873

194874¹
1924111¹
187340¹

Revenue over time

As stated on Wikidata, in the currency reported.

Revenue

1904295.2K SEK¹

Timeline

Jun 30, 1948Dissolved Dissolved¹
1920New chief executive Gustaf Mauritz Posse becomes CEO¹
1900New chief executive Nils Posse becomes CEO¹
1897New chief executive Helmer Sjöstedt becomes CEO¹
1888New chief executive Carl August Wennberg becomes CEO¹
1879New chief executive Fredrik von Essen becomes CEO¹
1872New chief executive Gustaf Sparre becomes CEO¹
Jun 28, 1871Founded Founded¹

Sources

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WikidataHjo–Stenstorps Järnväg on Wikidata
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WikipediaHjo–Stenstorps Järnväg on the Swedish Wikipedia
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Wikimedia CommonsHjo–Stenstorps Järnväg photo by Magnus242, CC BY-SA 3.0