EQT Group

💭 Why is EQT investing in infrastructure? In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Alex Darden, Partner and Head of EQT Infrastructure Americas, discussed why we focus on transforming energy and digital infrastructure systems. Read more from Alex’s perspective in his recent ThinQ piece ➡️https://ow.ly/uTQ650VuwZr

The EQT Impact Challenge is live in Hong Kong🚀 As featured in the South China Morning Post SCMP, the 2025 edition of our pitch competition is now open, looking to support early-stage deep-tech startups across climate and health with catalytic capital and hands-on support. “The objective of this competition is to support the development of talent and entrepreneurial activity in Hong Kong,” EQT's Jean Salata says. “We want to give promising start-ups the tools to succeed on a global scale.” With nearly 4,700 startups now registered in the city, the momentum is undeniable - but early science-backed ventures still face funding gaps. That’s where the EQT Impact Challenge comes in. Finalists will pitch live in June for a chance to win €100,000 investment from EQT Foundation and gain access to EQT’s global network. Application deadline has been extended until April 13th, apply now: https://ow.ly/KMJ550Vta0I Read the full SCMP article in the comments below

It's been a busy day for us – we’re excited to announce that the EQT Infrastructure VI fund has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire EAGLE RAILCAR SERVICES, a leading, independent provider of regulatorily mandated railcar repair and maintenance services in North America. Eagle is well-positioned to capitalize from significant industry tailwinds, including rising industrial and chemicals activity, tightening rail safety regulation, and an increasing share of rail-borne transportation across the United States. Read more about our Infrastructure investments ➡️ https://ow.ly/wigA50Vsfk0

🔊EQT leads funding round exceeding USD 500 million in ReliaQuest, a leader in AI-powered security operations. Kicking off the new month with some exciting news! 🎉 The EQT Growth fund, as well as existing investors KKR and FTV Capital, have led a growth funding round in ReliaQuest, a leader in AI-powered security operations. The round brings the Company’s valuation to USD 3.4 billion and is also joined by Ten Eleven Ventures and Finback Investment Partners. “ReliaQuest has accelerated ahead of the pack, and now stands out as one of the only software vendors capable of managing security operations for the most complex enterprise environments. We are delighted to lead this funding round and look forward to supporting the company with our global platform as they continue to deliver solutions needed to push the industry forward.” said Kirk Lepke, Partner in the EQT Growth advisory team. Read more about this announcement here ➡️ https://ow.ly/4xn150VrV6I

“Private markets: for so long, it seemed like the clue was in the name… However, change is afoot. Or rather, it is already here.” Edwin Smith, Editor-in-Chief of Spear’s Magazine on the changing face of private markets in a recent ThinQ piece. Read the full article ➡️ https://ow.ly/ebch50VmbFb

🔊EQT Infrastructure VI holds final close at its hard-cap, raising 𝗘𝗨𝗥 𝟮𝟭.𝟱 𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 in total commitments. We’re excited to announce the closing of our flagship infrastructure fund, EQT Infrastructure VI on EUR 21.5 billion in total commitments, including EUR 21.3 billion in fee-generating assets under management. EQT Infrastructure VI invests in infrastructure companies that provide essential services to society, have a stable or growing underlying demand, predictable cash flows, and an asset-based, contracted and well-protected business model. It pursues attractive investment themes such as digital infrastructure; generating, storing, and distributing energy; decarbonization and electrification of industrial processes and transport; resource efficiency and circularity; and social infrastructure. Read more about this announcement ➡️ https://ow.ly/9kjZ50VqiNq

The rise of China’s middle class 📈 In the next five years China predicts 80 million more middle-class and affluent consumers (MAC). 💡New demographics can bring new opportunities. When this increased wealth is mapped onto other trends, potential opportunities appear. As people have more disposable income, among the first things they look to spend on are better healthcare, food, education and services. Which sectors are you keeping an eye on as China’s middle class expands? Read about EQT’s approach to healthcare ➡️ https://ow.ly/ASHF50Vmb77

Jean Salata, Chairperson of EQT Asia and Head of Private Capital Asia, explains why the Indian healthcare landscape looks promising in our latest healthcare report. Have you read it? Link to the full report in the comments below ⬇️

The Asia Pacific (APAC) healthcare market is expected to grow from $2.3tn in 2023 to an estimated $4.3tn in 2030, buoyed by growing demand for enhanced healthcare solutions and unmet medical needs across the continent.

Why is investing in healthcare important? In our latest Healthcare report, we explore the future of healthcare in APAC. 🌏 Asia is a continent of superlatives. It’s home to the two most populous countries, three of the biggest economies and the nation with the oldest population. Underneath these statistics lies a fundamental truth: Asia isn’t one homogenous market. It’s a patchwork of profoundly different countries, each with its own unique cultures, languages, regulations and conditions that provide diverse environments where healthcare companies, innovators and providers can thrive. 📊 What could this mean for the future of healthcare investment? Dive into our report to uncover the trends that could be shaping the industry. https://ow.ly/j0Uw50VmahX