EQT Hosts Value Creation Day in London Highlighting AI Investment Strategy

May 22, 2026
EQT held its second Value Creation Day in London, where leadership and portfolio company CEOs presented the firm’s strategy and AI investment approach across infrastructure and private capital.

EQT Ventures held its second consecutive Value Creation Day in London on May 20, 2026. The event focused on value creation, long term growth opportunities, and the firm’s approach to investing in artificial intelligence, announced in a press release.

The event was hosted by CEO and Managing Partner Per Franzén and featured presentations from EQT’s leadership team and CEOs of portfolio companies including Anticimex, CFC, EdgeConneX, and Straive. Each shared updates on their strategic priorities and operational progress.

EQT’s Infrastructure and Private Capital teams presented their AI investment theses, outlining opportunities across native AI companies as well as the data centers and energy infrastructure supporting the AI buildout. The presentation materials are available on the EQT Group website under the Shareholder Relations section.

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