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The aristocratic family achieve top quartile performance during the pandemic

Aspang Castle - one of many at one time owned by the Seilern-Aspang family of Austria. Photo: Wikimedia/Steindy

A branch of the aristocratic Seilern-Aspang family of Austria, also known as Graf Seilern Und Aspang, has preserved its wealth and reputation by backing the very same growth companies which are posing a competitive threat to family businesses across the world.

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