A Musinsa outlet in Lotte Time Villas, a shopping mall in Suwon, South Korea (Courtesy of Musinsa) EQT, Europe's largest private equity firm, is set to invest 20 billion to 30 billion won ($14 million-$21 million) in Musinsa, South Korea’s fashion unicorn backed by KKR Co. and Wellington
Jean Eric Salata, chairman of EQT Asia EQT, the largest private equity firm in Europe, is setting its sights on healthcare, technology companies and business service providers in South Korea. The Swedish investment firm is also looking at companies with room to grow through digitalization, or b
Suh Sang-jun, managing director at EQT Partner's Seoul office The digital security market is rapidly growing in South Korea, one of the world’s fastest-aging countries and amid its soaring labor costs. Security systems are emerging as a key to sustainable growth for small- and mid-si
SK Shieldus' cybersecurity control center, Secudium (Courtesy of SK Shieldus) EQT Partners AB, the world’s third-largest private equity firm, is poised to buy a controlling stake in South Korean security service provider SK Shieldus Co. for more than 3 trillion won ($2.3 billion), aiming
Conni Jonsson, founder and chairman of EQT (Photo by Shin Kyong-Hoon) High price tags of target companies can be justified if you understand long-term trends of the industry and have expertise in the sectors, Conni Jonsson, founder and chairman of Swedish investment company EQT Partners AB, sai
EQT Partners CEO Christian Sinding EQT Partners, Europe's largest private equity firm, is staffing up its Asia Pacific team with a focus on South Korea, the investment firm said on Monday, as it is considering more varied strategies for a broader range of targets. The Stockholm-listed firm with