EQT (company)

EQT Partners AB
legal form	Aktiebolag
ISIN	SE0012853455
founding	1994
Seat	Stockholm , Sweden
management	Thomas von Koch
Branch	Investment business
Website	www.eqtgroup.com

EQT Partners AB is an investment group operating mainly in northern Europe and Asia ( risk - and equity ) with the headquarters in Stockholm . It was founded in 1994 by the Swedish investor AB and is still 31% owned by them. The remaining 69% are held by the company's partners through EQT Partners BV . EQT went public on September 24, 2019 .

Company profile

EQT mainly buys or finances well-positioned medium-sized companies through its funds and tries to develop their market position sustainably; Recently, funds in the areas of infrastructure, credit, real estate and ventures were added. As of February 2018, EQT managed a total of 17 active funds; A total of EUR 38 billion in equity capital has been raised from over 400 investors, of which EUR 22 billion has so far been invested in 170 companies. There are offices with a total of 480 employees in 14 countries (including Munich and Zurich).

Holdings

Current holdings

Germany	Switzerland	rest of Europe	Participations outside of Europe
Apleona , since March 2017 Avenso , since October 2013 Charlston Care , since April 2014 German fiber optics , since February 2020 EIS Aircraft , since February 2015 Holidu , since January 2016 Inexio , since September 2019 Internet stores , since May 2012 Kfzteile24 , since December 2015 Roeser Medical , since August 2010 Sivantos , since January 2015 Otto Bock , since 2017 SUSE , since July 2018	Kuoni , since May 2016 SFC Koenig , since September 2008 Sportradar , since June 2014 swiss smile , since August 2013 Open Systems , since June 2017	AcadeMedia , since June 2010 Anticimex , since July 2012 Atos Medical , since September 2012 Automic Software , since September 2014 Broadnet , since February 2012 Bureau van Dijk , since September 2014 Coromatic Group , since July 2011 itslearning , since April 2013 Eton , since January 2016 Evidensia , since October 2014 Freepik , since May 2020 Færch Plast , since March 2015 GlobalConnect , since December 2016 Granngården , since August 2008 HTL-Strefa , since December 2009 HusCompagniet , since August 2015 IFS , since February 2016 IP-only , since July 2013 IslaLink , since November 2014 Lima , since March 2016 Mongstad Supply Base , since August 2015 Musti ja Mirri , since December 2014 Nordic Aviation Capital , since October 2015 Parkia , since July 2011 Piab , since July 2016 Quinterra , since January 2015 Scandic , since April 2007 StormGeo , since April 2014 Tampnet , since November 2012 Terveystalo , since December 2013 TIA technology , since June 2015 Tiger , since January 2013 TitanX , since May 2008 TOP-TOY , since January 2016 Touhula , since April 2016	China F&B , since August 2013 Dataflow , since July 2014 Econ Healthcare Limited , since March 2012 ELEVATE , since February 2016 Focus Vison , since December 2015 I-MED , since April 2014 In.Corp Group , since April 2016 Japan Home Center , since March 2010 LaoBaiXing , since September 2008 Peregrine Midstream Partners , since August 2011 PSM International , since May 2007 Synagro , since August 2013 WASH , since May 2014 Westway , since February 2013

Examples of holdings in Germany that have already been sold are the fragrance and flavoring manufacturer Symrise , which EQT acquired in 2001 and successfully floated on the stock exchange in 2006. In 2005, MTU Friedrichshafen was taken over and listed on the stock exchange in 2007 under the name Tognum . This was the largest initial public offering at the time since Deutsche Post went public.

See also

• Wallenberg family

Web links

• Official website (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Presentation of the ownership structure on the official website , accessed on February 15, 2010.
2. ↑ Sweden fund to be listed on the stock exchange , accessed on September 13, 2019.
3. ↑ Fast Facts on the company's website (accessed February 19, 2018)
4. ↑ Current portfolio , at www.eqt.se , accessed on July 18, 2016
5. ↑ Thomas Ohr: Munich-based Holidu secures € 5 million in Series A financing to simplify the search for vacation rentals. In: EU startups. Menlo Media SL, January 27, 2016, accessed on August 13, 2020 . 
6. ↑ Marcel Gamma: Swedish financial investors take over Open Systems. In: Inside Channels. Huron AG, January 1, 2020, accessed on August 13, 2020 . 
7. ↑ Sale: MTU Friedrichshafen falls to the Wallenbergs. In: Spiegel Online. December 28, 2005, accessed October 24, 2011 .