Private markets manager reported 5% adjusted revenue growth, €17.8 billion of inflows and a $9.4 billion AI infrastructure fund launch, while saying fundraising momentum remains strong.
EQT reported stronger first-half 2026 results, with IFRS net income rising to €663 million from €346 million a year earlier, helped by higher fee-generating assets and a higher net change in fair value. Adjusted total revenue rose 5% to €1,407 million, gross inflows were €17.8 billion, fee-generating assets under management reached €155 billion, and total AUM rose to €291 billion. The Swedish private markets group also said it enters the second half with strong fundraising momentum, highlighting a newly launched AI Infrastructure strategy that reached $9.4 billion in fee-generating AUM in less than three months and saying its Coller Capital acquisition remains on track to close in mid to late Q3 2026, subject to approvals and investor consents.