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Preato Capital
Preato Capital is a privately owned investment company and company group that owns, acquires and invests in small and medium sized companies in the Nordic...
Preato Capital
Preato Capital is a privately owned investment company and company group that owns, acquires and invests in small and medium sized companies in the Nordic region, predominantly in Sweden or Finland. In addition to capital, it adds strategic perspective, experience, network and expertise as an active, professional and responsible owner. It invests from its own balance sheet with a long-term value creation strategy and no pre-determined ownership horizon.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2004
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Sweden
City
Stockholm
Corporate office
Sandhamnsgatan 63, 115 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Additional offices
Helsinki, Finland
Principals
Simon Hallqvist
Magnus von Schoultz
Johan Thorell
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How is Preato Capital capitalized?
Preato invests from its own balance sheet rather than a third-party fund. The firm does not disclose the names of its ultimate beneficial owners or the specific source of its permanent equity. This structure eliminates fundraising cycles and allows Preato to hold assets indefinitely.
What is Preato Capital’s typical holding period?
Preato states it has no pre-determined horizon for its ownership commitments. The indefinite-hold structure, backed by proprietary capital, is designed to support long-term value creation without the pressure of a fund maturity. The firm can exit when it deems value has been maximized.
Where does Preato Capital invest geographically?
Preato focuses on small and medium-sized companies headquartered predominantly in Sweden and Finland. Its current portfolio companies also have operations in the Baltic region. The firm maintains offices in Stockholm and Helsinki to support its regional concentration.
Which industries does Preato Capital operate in?
Preato describes itself as industry-agnostic. Its current portfolio spans electronics and measurement distribution (Boreo), construction and earth-moving equipment (KH Group), furniture retail, FMCG sales and distribution (Consivo Group), and premium Nordic eyewear (Frameworks Eyewear). The firm seeks profitable, established companies with proven business models.
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