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Summa Equity

Stockholm, Sweden·Founded 2016··summaequity.com

Summa Equity is a Nordic thematic private equity firm founded in 2016 that acquires and grows companies solving global challenges across circularity, sustainable food, energy transition, and tech-enabled resilience. It runs buyout and growth strategies from offices in Stockholm, Oslo, and Munich and has raised close to EUR 4 billion across its funds.

AUM
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Funds
4
vintages 2017–2023
Portfolio
23
Exits
12

Summa Equity is a Stockholm buyout firm with 23 active companies and 12 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·11 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 12 realized deals: 5 years.
  • ·Fund cadence: ~2Y between vintages · last raise 2023.

Sector breakdown

35 companies
Industrials
5 · 14%
SaaS
5 · 14%
HealthTech
4 · 11%
Biotech
3 · 9%
Energy
2 · 6%
Cybersecurity
2 · 6%
FoodTech
2 · 6%
E-commerce
2 · 6%

Geography breakdown

11 geographies
Norway
12 · 34%
Sweden
6 · 17%
Netherlands
3 · 9%
Germany
3 · 9%
US
3 · 9%
UK
2 · 6%
Denmark
2 · 6%
Czech Republic
1 · 3%

Key facts

HQStockholm, Sweden
Founded2016
Employees80+

Recent exits

Summa Equity sold G-CON Manufacturing to Bridgepoint in 2025 after 4 years.

Infobric

Summa Equity sold Infobric to KKR in 2025 after 6 years.

Summa Equity sold Documaster to Main Capital Partners in 2025 after 8 years.

Summa Equity sold Milarex to Pangea in 2025 after 8 years.

Coverage notes

4 funds tracked, 35 portfolio companies (23 active · 12 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

Every fund Summa Equity has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.

4 funds
Summa Circular
Secondaries2023€550M1 assets

Unrealized

1 held
CompanyEntry
NG Nordic
Industrials · Norway
2023
Summa Equity Fund III
Buyout2022€2.3B15 assets

Unrealized

15 held
CompanyEntry
Bollegraaf
Industrials · Netherlands
2024
Dignio
HealthTech · Norway
2026
EA Technology
Energy · UK
2024
Fast LTA
SaaS · Germany
2024
guardsix
Cybersecurity · Denmark
2023
Logpoint
Cybersecurity · Denmark
2023
myneva Group
HealthTech · Germany
2021
Nutris
FoodTech · Czech Republic
2024
Oda Group
E-commerce · Norway
2021
Peoplesafe
SaaS · UK
2026
STIM
AgTech · Norway
2024
TBAuctions
E-commerce · Netherlands
2022
Tibber
Energy · Norway
2022
Velsera
HealthTech · US
2022
Vyntra
Fintech · Switzerland
2022
Summa Equity Fund II
Buyout2019€650M5 assets4 exits

Unrealized

5 held
CompanyEntry
Axion Biosystems
MedTech · US
2021
Holdbart
Consumer · Norway
2021
myneva
SaaS · Germany
2021
Nofitech
Industrials · Norway
2021
Sengenics
Biotech · Singapore
2020

Realized

4 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
EcoOnline
SaaS · Norway
20172022SecondaryApax Partners–
G-CON Manufacturing
Healthcare · US
20212025SecondaryBridgepoint–
Infobric
Software · Sweden
20192025SecondaryKKR–
Olink Proteomics
Biotech · Sweden
20192021IPO––
Summa Equity Fund IHarvesting
Buyout2017€470M2 assets8 exits

Unrealized

2 held
CompanyEntry
Logex
HealthTech · Netherlands
2018
Norsk Gjenvinning
Business Services · Norway
2017

Realized

8 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Documaster
SaaS · Norway
20172025SecondaryMain Capital Partners–
HyTest
Biotech · Finland
20182021Trade SaleMindray–
Kiona
PropTech · Norway
20162023Trade SaleCAREL Industries–
Lakers Group
Industrials · Sweden
20182021Trade SaleVestum–
Lin Education
EdTech · Sweden
20172019SecondaryXllnc–
Milarex
FoodTech · Norway
20172025Trade SalePangea–
Pagero
Software · Sweden
20172024Trade SaleThomson Reuters–
Sortera
Industrials · Sweden
20162021SecondaryNordic Capital–

About Summa Equity

Summa Equity is a leading Nordic thematic and impact private equity firm with approximately €4 billion (~SEK 40 billion) of assets under management as of December 2024, headquartered in Stockholm with offices in Oslo, Munich and Copenhagen. The firm was founded in 2016 by Reynir Indahl (a Norwegian investor formerly of Altor) and operates as a partner-owned independent B-Corp certified PE firm. Summa raised Europe's largest impact fund to date with Fund III at €2.3 billion.

Investment thesis

Summa Equity deploys capital through approximately five funds (Fund I, II, III at €2.3 billion, plus Summa Circular and Summa Foundation vehicles), targeting thematic mid-market buyout under a global-challenges-as-opportunities mandate, investing in companies providing measurable sustainability solutions tied to UN SDGs. Sector focus spans circularity, sustainable food, energy transition, tech-enabled resilience, healthcare diagnostics and environmental services. Geographic deployment is Nordics core (Sweden, Norway, Denmark) with broader Europe. The strict four-theme thematic mandate differentiates the platform.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include healthcare diagnostics and proteomics (2024), construction software (2025), seafood and sustainable food (2025) and life sciences manufacturing (2025). Recent acquisitions include digital health and remote care (January 2026) and an electrical-grid analytics bolt-on via a portfolio company (January 2026). The platform continues active deployment of Fund III across the Nordic thematic mandate.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Summa Equity focus on?
Summa Equity focuses on Buyout, Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does Summa Equity have?
Summa Equity has 23 active portfolio companies and 12 completed exits and 4 funds tracked on GP Intel.
Where is Summa Equity headquartered?
Summa Equity is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
When was Summa Equity founded?
Summa Equity was founded in 2016.
What sectors does Summa Equity invest in?
Summa Equity invests across Industrials, Software, Healthcare, Energy, Consumer.
What are Summa Equity's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by Summa Equity include: G-CON Manufacturing (2025) to Bridgepoint; Infobric (2025) to KKR; Documaster (2025) to Main Capital Partners; Milarex (2025) to Pangea; Pagero (2024) to Thomson Reuters; Kiona (2023) to CAREL Industries; EcoOnline (2022) to Apax Partners; HyTest (2021) to Mindray.
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Last updated August 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue