EQT Net Margin
The Net Profit Margin of EQT (EQT.ST) as of Jul 26, 2026 is 27.66 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 29.25 % — a change of -5.44% (lower).
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Net Margin
27.66 %
YoY
-5.44%
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Net Profit Margin of EQT is 2026 27.66 % . Net Profit Margin of EQT was 2025 29.25 % . It decreases by -5.44% lower compared to the previous year.
For EQT, the net margin of 28.9% is down versus 57.4% a few years ago.
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EQT Stock analysis
What does EQT do? EQT AB is a company that was founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1994. EQT stands for Equity Total Return, which reflects the company's business idea: managing private equity and venture capital funds that invest in non-listed companies in Europe, North America, and Asia. Within this investment strategy, EQT acts as a financial investor and minority or majority shareholder of various companies.
One of EQT's key features is that it has always operated under the "One-Fund Model": instead of creating specialized funds for different industries or regions, all funds invest collectively from the same pool. This approach aims to provide a high level of flexibility and efficiency, as well as prevent the establishment of separate management structures for specialized funds that would unnecessarily increase the overall volume of funds and generate costs. The One-Fund Model aims to ensure consistent standards in evaluating portfolio companies and decision-making processes.
Today, EQT is one of the leading private equity firms and strives to support companies in their sustainable growth development. EQT operates in various business areas such as EQT Ventures, EQT Infrastructure, EQT Real Estate, and EQT Growth. Through these activities, EQT experts offer support to entrepreneurs and management teams in areas such as strategy development, risk management, and the search for potential acquisition targets. The services offered include due diligence and target valuation, as well as assistance with financing issues or succession planning.
EQT has successfully built a portfolio of highly respected companies in the past. Examples of successful investments include the acquisition of Springer Nature, a media and information services provider, and the takeover of SUSE Linux, an open-source software provider. The portfolio includes asset-light companies in industries ranging from services to infrastructure with hard assets. Some of the most well-known companies in the portfolio include the furniture chain Stokke, the waffle manufacturer Diversi Foods, and the parking facility operator Parkia.
EQT's vision is a long-term perspective. Through its investments in companies, EQT aims to achieve a positive societal impact, such as reducing CO2 emissions or improving people's living conditions through sustainable investments. The approach of responsible, quality-oriented ownership and operating practices is pursued. With this ambition, EQT pursues the realization of its core values: striving for excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurship. EQT is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of EQT is 27.66 % in 2026.
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