About EQT Group
EQT Group is a global investment organisation focused on active ownership strategies in private markets. Founded in 1994 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, the firm works with investors seeking returns and growth beyond public markets.
Across venture capital and private equity, the company uses an approach centered on active ownership rather than passive investing. Its work is aimed at investors in private markets, and the organization employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people.
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Updated 8 Jul 2026EQT is pushing further into healthcare with a new acquisition of Corza Medical’s biosurgery business, including the TachoSil product portfolio. This brings in a leading hemostat and sealant patch used across multiple surgical specialties, and it strengthens EQT’s exposure to medical products linked to surgical outcomes and procedural demand.
That move fits a wider pattern. EQT has been backing assets that are moving from clinical development into commercialization, and Xeltis, which counts EQT Life Sciences among its investors, has started European commercialization of aXess after its first commercial implant while also continuing US pivotal-trial enrollment beyond 50%, which points to continued activity in businesses with near-term launch potential and longer-term global rollout ambition.
Signals around EQT-linked healthcare assets are positive at the product level. Xeltis has highlighted strong pivotal data, CE mark approval in record time, and a broader commercialization strategy, while the Yorkshire Water reporting shows controversy and scrutiny around offshore payments linked to an EQT-owned asset, a reminder that the group’s portfolio can also draw governance and reputational attention.
Frequently asked questions
EQT Group is headquartered in Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
EQT Group has 1001-5000 employees according to its company profile.
EQT Group operates in the Venture Capital & Private Equity sector. Public valuation figures are not always disclosed for private companies.