Tracked deals
29
29 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
Nordic thematic investment firm focused on Circularity, Energy Transition, Sustainable Food, and Tech-Enabled Resilience. Invests through fund vehicles including Fund III.
Tracked deals
29
29 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
16 buyout · 7 addon · 5 growth capital
Last 7 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 29 tracked deals for Summa Equity.
myneva Group, a Summa Equity portfolio company, has acquired Kuidado GmbH, the developer of the AI-powered CareMates CRM for patient admissions. The CareMates team and its four founders will join myneva; the product will remain available standalone and will be integrated into myneva's care platform to accelerate onboarding and reduce intake time by up to 80%.
The Summa Equity–owned myneva Group has acquired DM EDV GmbH from ARZ Haan AG. The Germany-based software provider (about 65 employees and 1,500+ customers) will have its DM7 solution integrated into the myneva Care Platform by 2025, expanding myneva's product portfolio and customer base in the social care sector.
Summa Equity, through its portfolio company NG Group, has completed the acquisition of Fortum Recycling & Waste from Fortum Corporation for approximately EUR 800 million on a debt- and cash-free basis. The deal combines Fortum's recycling and waste business (≈900 employees) with NG Group to create a Nordic circular-economy leader with combined revenues of about EUR 1.2 billion, ~3,500 employees and expanded hazardous-waste and recycling capabilities.
Impact investor Summa Equity has completed an investment in UK-headquartered EA Technology, partnering with selling management and employee shareholders to scale the company's smart grid hardware, software and services. The deal (from Summa Equity Fund III) will support EA Technology's capability enhancement and international roll-out; EA reported ~£48m revenue in 2023 and around 300 employees.
Summa Equity, a Stockholm-based private equity firm, has acquired NetGuardians, a Swiss leader in AI-driven fraud prevention and anti-money laundering solutions. The acquisition creates a strategic opportunity to combine NetGuardians' 3D AI fraud-detection technology with Summa's portfolio company Intix to develop next-generation financial crime prevention capabilities.
Stockholm-based impact investor Summa Equity has acquired a majority stake in Netherlands-headquartered Bollegraaf Group, a global provider of turnkey recycling and waste‑sorting solutions. Summa is investing from its EUR 2.3 billion Fund III to accelerate Bollegraaf’s growth, expand innovation in mechanical recycling technologies and drive the transition to a circular economy; the seller is Capital A Investment Partners and the deal is expected to close following regulatory approvals in October 2024.
Impact investor Summa Equity has acquired a majority stake in Nutris, a Croatian plant-based protein ingredients manufacturer founded in 2019. The investment will support scaling Nutris’s manufacturing capacity and R&D to expand production of fava-bean protein isolates and other plant-based ingredients for food, sports nutrition and dairy/meat alternative markets.
Summa Equity has acquired a majority stake in FAST LTA, a Munich-based provider of secure data storage and archiving solutions, investing from its EUR 2.3bn Article 9 Fund III. FAST LTA, which has ~100 employees and reported EUR 25m revenue in 2023, will leverage Summa's support to pursue international expansion and further develop its secure, energy-efficient storage and ransomware-protection offerings.
Summa Equity (via Summa Equity Fund III) has made a majority investment in Norwegian fish-health products and services leader STIM AS, partnering with founder Jim‑Roger Nordly. The investment will support STIM’s product development, new growth verticals and international expansion of its advisory and service offerings in aquaculture.
Stirling Square Capital Partners has acquired a majority stake in Infobric, a Sweden‑headquartered provider of SaaS construction software, from Summa Equity. Summa Equity will remain a minority investor and the Infobric management team will also reinvest; Stirling Square plans to support further international expansion, product development and selective add‑on acquisitions.
Summa Equity is acquiring a majority stake in Logpoint, the Copenhagen-based cybersecurity vendor, via its EUR 2.3bn Fund III to build a European cybersecurity powerhouse. The transaction leaves Yttrium as a significant minority shareholder and is subject to final regulatory approval (expected Q2 2023).
Summa Equity, Verdane and Kinnevik are investing NOK 1.5 billion of new equity in Norwegian online grocery retailer Oda to support its profitable growth and international expansion. Existing shareholders (including Rasmussen Group and Prosus) are contributing an additional NOK 621 million through debt conversion, giving Oda an implied post-transaction equity value of approximately NOK 3.5 billion.
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