EQT opens Abu Dhabi office, launches Middle East platform
Bitget2026/09/23 05:15- EQT AB launched a Middle East platform, opening an office in Abu Dhabi’s ADGM to build a permanent on-the-ground GCC presence.
- The hub will support portfolio companies in the region, deepen long-standing institutional relationships, pursue new investments tied to GCC economic transformation.
- The platform combines private equity and infrastructure investing under EQT’s integrated model, drawing on broader global capabilities as regional opportunities develop.
- Jimmy Mahtani was appointed chairman of GCC; Smiyet Belrhiti will lead the Abu Dhabi office as head of Middle East.
- EQT manages USD 389 billion; the Abu Dhabi office becomes its first location in a wider regional footprint planned over time.
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