Nordic Capital

Private Equity

Nordic Capital is a private equity investor founded in 1989, focused on healthcare, technology & payments, financial services, and services & industrial tech. Since inception it has invested €30.6 billion across more than 159 companies, achieved 100 exits, and now manages €38 billion in assets from 11 offices across 3 continents.

Nordic Capital was founded in 1989, is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, has 72 recorded investments, and includes 88 companies in its recorded portfolio.

Growth
Late Stage
Healthcare
Financial Services
Payments
Headquarters
Stockholm, Sweden
Founded
1989
AUM
$40.0B
Portfolio Companies
88
Total Investments
72
Last Investment
Apr 2026
Geographic Focus
Europe, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Northern Europe, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

Indexed holds 88 portfolio companies and 72 funding rounds for this investor. The full record is or through the API.

Investment Thesis

We invest in financial technology and sustainable companies.

Nordic Capital is a Private Equity firm based in Stockholm, Sweden. It was founded in 1989. It has made 72 investments, including Nordnet, United Veterinary Care and Bilthouse. Focus areas include Healthcare and Financial Services.

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