EQT raises current-cycle fundraising outlook to €140 billion from €100 billion

By Public Technologies
  • EQT expects to raise EUR 140 billion in the current fundraising cycle, versus its initial EUR 100 billion expectation.
  • Active fundraising spans more than 10 closed-end funds, two open-end funds and 12 evergreen vehicles.
  • The Scaleup Europe Fund is expected to exceed its EUR 5 billion target; it made seven investments in Q3 2026.
  • Coller EQT reiterated year-end 2026 fee-generating assets under management guidance of USD 40 billion, equivalent to around USD 35 billion under its revised definition.
  • Stockbridge is projected to contribute USD 35-45 million in fee-related EBITDA in 2027, with acquisition closing expected in the first quarter.


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