
EQT exits Roeser after seven-year holding period
Swedish private equity house EQT has sold its entire investment in German manufacturer Roeser after a seven-year holding period.
The company has been sold to private hospital group Sana Kliniken.
EQT invested in Roeser through its EQT Expansion Capital II fund, which launched in 2007. Since the initial investment, it has completed two add-on acquisitions and a relocation to a new central warehouse and headquarters.
The divestment marks the seventh exit for EQT Expansion Capital II, which has a further three companies remaining on its books. The transaction is subject to approval from the relevant antitrust authority.
Company
Roeser is a manufacturer-independent wholesaler and service provider for full-service supply of hospitals. The company was founded in 1918, currently employs around 340 people and has more than 800,000 products. Roeser is headquartered in Essen and has another location in Leinfelden-Echterdingen. In 2015, it generated revenues of €175m.
People
EQT – Vesa Koskinen (partner).
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