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We invest to solve global challenges

Are you ambitious, progressive, eager to learn and to contribute positively towards some of the most important challenges we face today? If yes, would you like to be one of us for a period?

We are seeking interns to our office in Oslo. The internship is conducted on a full-time basis during Fall 2020. The internship will last between 3 and 6 months depending on your availability.

To succeed in the role, you should have:

– Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
– Outstanding grades and motivation to build companies positively contributing to society
– Interest in learning, and you thrive working in a radically honest and transparent environment

Previous work experience from banking, management consulting or an investment firm is beneficial, but not required as we strive to build a team with diverse backgrounds.

You will become an integral part of Summa’s investment team and be involved in investment processes, including identification of investment opportunities, valuation, due diligence and other relevant topics. In addition, you will work with our existing portfolio companies.

As an intern you will be responsible for the following:

– Identify investment opportunities with high value creation potential across our themes
– Prepare valuation documents
– Implement industry and company analyses
– Work with corporate development in Summa Equity’s existing portfolio companies

If you are interested, please send your application (incl. resume and grades) to the following address: mette.mellby@summaequity.com

Should you have any queries, please contact Benedicte Jørgensen on +47 979 82 291 or benedicte.jorgensen@summaequity.com

Deadline for submitting your application is 31 March 2020.
Please visit our website for more information about Summa Equity, https://summaequity.com/

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  4. Lakers continues to grow in the Nordic market

Lakers continues to grow in the Nordic market

28 January 2020, Oslo. Lakers Group, a leading water and wastewater company focusing on pump technology and the aftermarket, has over the last months made three new acquisitions. With these new acquisitions Lakers will reach an annual revenue of more than NOK 550 million and have a significant presence in all Nordic countries.

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The latest acquisitions are:

El & Driftteknik i Strängnäs AB

An aftermarket company that focuses on electrical motors, pumps, generators, fans etc. The company is strategically located in Mälardalen, Sweden, and complement Lakers’ three units in Stockholm. With the acquisition Lakers will expand its aftermarket services to motors and other electronical components.

Filtrena AB

A company that focus on clean water treatment located in Växjö. The company offers a wide range of filters, pressure vessels and pumps. Filtrena will complement Lakers’ existing services and help the company expand into water treatment.

Kafra AS

Located in Fredrikstad, delivers enclosures (small houses) for wastewater and clean water pumping stations. The company has through its 40 years history and delivered high-quality, customised products primarily to the Norwegian market. This acquisition will complement Driftsteknikk Industries AS and enable Lakers to be an even better partner for its customers.

“These three acquisitions offer different services, but they all fit into our strategy, complement each other and will help us strengthen our current operations,” Carl-Johan Callenholm, CEO Lakers.

Summa Equity Fund I acquired a majority stake in Lakers Group AS in September 2018. Since the acquisition, Lakers has completed eight add-on acquisitions.

Summa Equity is among the first Private Equity firms to commit to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). These acquisitions are aligned with Summa Equity’s Resource Efficiency theme and SDG #6: “Ensure access of water and sanitation for all”.

To secure continuity, use and leverage experience, existing managing directors remain in their positions in the acquired companied.

“Summa acquired Lakers with a strategy to support a continued ambitious growth plan. The three acquisitions fits well with Lakers’ strategy and strengthen its position as the leading independent water pump service company in the Nordic region” Johannes Lien, Board member of Lakers.

About Lakers

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Oslo, Lakers is a Nordic group active in aftermarket services in the water and wastewater industry. It offers maintenance, service, development and technical consultancy for pumps, pumping stations, electrical motors and related components. The company has 300 employees across Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. www.lakers.no

About Summa Equity

Summa Equity is a thematic investment company with Nordic focus. Founded in 2016, Summa Equity invests in companies within Resource Efficiency, Changing Demographics and Tech-enabled Businesses. Summa Equity is amongst the first Private Equity firms to commit to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and its investments are aligned with these. summaequity.com

For interviews or more information, please contact:

Carl Johan Callenholm
CEO, Lakers
+47 900 97 806
cj.callenholm@lakers.com

Johannes Lien
Board member, Lakers
+46 72 206 68 00
johannes.lien@summaequity.com

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  4. Infobric Group acquires TelliQ

Infobric Group acquires TelliQ

14 January 2020, Jönköping, – Infobric, a leading supplier of IT systems for increased security and effectiveness in the construction industry, acquired one of Sweden’s largest telematics companies, TelliQ AB. Through the acquisition TelliQ AB will become Infobric’s fleet management company. Together, they will form a strong and innovative IT group with a common vision: to create smarter and more sustainable work processes for their customers.

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“By adding TelliQ’s product portfolio, strong customer relationships and its many years of experience in developing technology to the strong position that Infobric has built up over the last 15 years, we have a solid platform for scaling up and expanding the opportunities offered by digitization to the construction, haulage and other transport-heavy industries,” Dan Friberg,CEO of the Infobric Group.

TelliQ AB is one of the market-leading companies in digital fleet management systems with over 80,000 connected units. The company develops and provides services to companies where vehicles, machines and facilities are important parts of the business. TelliQ has strengthened its position over the last few years and achieved a turnover of SEK 105 million in 2019. Over the last three years, the company has recorded annual growth of approximately 30%.

“It’s really exciting to be joining the Infobric Group because, just like us, their vision is to provide digital solutions that make work processes easier for businesses. Infobric’s large client base within the construction sector gives us the opportunity to work together to achieve even more growth with unique solutions for the market,” Joakim Lindquist, CEO of TelliQ AB.

The Group’s ambitions for 2020 and beyond are to push the Group forward in a profitable and sustainable manner, and to continue the high level of growth. In doing so, there will be a focus on taking advantage of the company’s targeted engagement in developing smart, digital tools that can make everyday work more secure and efficient for their customers. Several of the industries which the companies are addressing are in the midst of a digital transformation where digital services and IoT products can reduce administrative work, create a safer working environment and support regulatory compliance as well as minimising risks such as tax evasion. The aim is to be a leading digitization partner that contributes to building sustainable and profitable companies on a solid and healthy foundation.

Infobric is acquiring 100% of shares in TelliQ AB, making it the largest ever acquisition in the company’s history. The purchase is finalized in January 2020 and the majority of the company’s current owners will re-invest in the Group. After the acquisition of TelliQ, the Group’s rolling turnover will be a sizeable SEK 300 million, with 200 employees in five countries. The majority owner of the Group is Summa Equity, a private equity company which combines investments with the UN’s global sustainable development goals.

“We are very proud to welcome TelliQ to the Infobric family and look forward to exciting challenges together,” Dan Friberg, CEO of the Infobric Group.

For interviews or more information, please contact:

Dan Friberg, CEO, Infobric Group

+46 707 88 75 44,

dan.friberg@infobric.se

Joakim Lindquist, CEO, TelliQ AB

+46 702 27 62 86,

joakim.lindquist@telliq.com

About TelliQ

TelliQ is a company specialising in fully digital fleet systems and services for modern vehicle fleets. The company was founded in 2002 under the name Arkub AB and was one of the first companies in Sweden to specialise in telematics. TelliQ develops and provides web-based services and solutions which support decision-making processes, make everyday processes easier and increase profitability for companies where vehicles, machines and facilities are important parts of the business. www.telliq.com

About Infobric

Infobric was founded in 2004 and is a group of IT and electronics companies which develop solutions for safer and more effective workplaces. The Group includes the subsidiaries Tempus AS and BlastManager AS. Today, Infobric play a key role at more than 16,000 workplaces and their clients include many of Europe’s largest construction and machine rental companies. Infobric is owned by Summa Equity which invests in technology solutions to solve global sustainability challenges. www.infobric.com

About Summa Equity

Summa Equity is a lower mid-market Private Equity firm in the Nordics. It is a megatrend driven, thematic investment company focusing on Resource Efficiency, Changing Demographics and Tech-enabled Businesses. Summa Equity is amongst the first Private Equity firms to commit to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and its investments are aligned with these. Summa Equity was founded in 2016. summaequity.com

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  4. Summa Equity wins the Best ESG Private Equity Firm Award

Summa Equity wins the Best ESG Private Equity Firm Award

27.11.2019, Paris – Today Summa Equity won the Best ESG Private Equity Firm Award at the 10th edition of the Private Equity Exchange & Awards 2019 in Paris.

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“I am proud of each and every one of our colleagues, and our portfolio companies, for winning this prize. It is great to see that our approach on including externalities as investment opportunities and risks is being recognized for driving returns in our industry,” says Reynir Indahl, Managing Partner and Founder of Summa Equity. Hannah Jacobsen and Alexander Bjørklund represented Summa at the ceremony.

In today’s business environment there is an increasing correlation between positive outcomes for society and business success, and a higher awareness of the correlation between negative outcomes for society and the lack of business resilience.

This is changing the fundamentals of Private Equity. Purpose, stakeholders and creating positive externalities are increasingly fundamental to value creation and future- proofing our companies, and are key to Summa’s approach as owners. We have termed our approach Private Equity 4.0 (as we described in the article published by the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance the spring 2019). Private Equity 4.0 will improve returns and lower risks.

We are proud of the Summa portfolio companies that are all contributing to achieving the SDGs and thereby creating long-term sustainable businesses. Our portfolio SDG KPIs also show strong progress, providing further evidence of the positive correlation between value creation and SDG improvements.

The Private Equity Exchange & Awards is one of the major Pan-European events on Private Equity & Restructuring, and gathers around 1,200 high-profile delegates and is dedicated to all players of these communities: CEOs, Funds, Limited Partners, Banks and specialist advisors.

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  4. Michael E. Porter, George Serafeim and Mark Kramer share “Where ESG fails” in their latest article in the Institutional Investor

Michael E. Porter, George Serafeim and Mark Kramer share “Where ESG fails” in their latest article in the Institutional Investor

Michael E. Porter, a world-renowned economist, George Serafeim, a professor at Harvard Business School and Mark Kramer, have throughout their careers brought economic theory and strategy concepts that address the most challenging problems facing many corporations and industries.

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In the article “Where ESG Fails” published in the Institutional Investor 16 October 20190 the Porter, Serafeim and Kramer address new models of understanding the positive correlation between investment performance and social impact. We are proud to see that the article use Summa Equity as an example of a company that is built on the Creating Shared Value concept, which we call Private Equity 4.0.

You can read the full article here. https://bit.ly/2VZ5wFX

Below are the excerpts that mentions Summa Equity from the article.

“Summa Equity, a Scandinavian private equity fund, also begins its analysis with themes drawn from the SDGs to identify areas of investment opportunity. Within these broad themes investment teams then examine specific companies and industries in terms of both social and financial performance. The firm has developed its own framework for sourcing, investing in, and exiting companies in which the leadership of each portfolio company is responsible for measuring, managing, and reporting on the company’s social impact. This framework, Via Summa, holds management accountable for taking a hard look at the company’s competitive advantage and how it can be leveraged to create social impact through the core products and services of the company. This clarifies the firm’s strategy internally to new hires and is integral to raising new capital and sourcing new deals.”

“Generation and Summa Equity look for positive social impact that reinforces exemplary financial performance by combining a deep understanding of social issues with traditional security analysis. Yet such an integrated analysis remains rare. For far too long the vast majority of conventional investors have ignored social impact, and most SRI and ESG investors have overlooked the tools of rigorous security valuation, such as free cash flow, P/E ratios, and barriers to entry. Merely investing in the most highly rated ESG companies is no assurance of superior returns. It is the integration of social factors with the conventional economics of highly disciplined security analysis, as well as attention to both long-term competitive advantage and short-term results, that leads to superior investment performance.”

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Watch webinar on Sustainable Finance Management

To celebrate the launch of the special issue on Sustainable Financial Management by the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Hannah Jacobsen from Summa Private Equity joined a stellar line-up of speakers in a webinar about how to raise the bar in sustainable finance.

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To celebrate the launch of the special issue on Sustainable Financial Management by the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Hannah Jacobsen from Summa Private Equity joined a stellar line-up of speakers in a webinar about how to raise the bar in sustainable finance.

Speakers included:

  • Hannah Saltman, Manager, Governance, Ceres
  • Brian Tomlinson, Research Director, Strategic Investor Initiative, CECP
  • Hannah Jacobsen, Director, Summa Equity
  • Chris Pinney, CEO, High Meadows Institute
  • Sakis Kotsantonis, Managing Partner, KKS Advisors
  • Tony Davis, CEO, Inherent Group
  • Tania Bizoumi, Sustainable Finance, Athens Exchange Group

In Part 1 of the webinar, you will learn:

  • How board oversight can drive climate and sustainability performance
  • The economic significance of companies presenting their long-term plans
  • How a private equity firm is using ESG to create more value with less risk: Focus on Summa Equity

Watch Part 1 of the webinar here:

In Part 2, you will learn:

  • The state of play on sustainability in the capital markets
  • Four things no one will tell you about ESG data
  • How ESG can be used as a value creation tool for active investors: Focus on Inherent Group
  • ESG innovation in stock exchanges: Focus on Athens Exchange Group

Watch Part 2 of the webinar here:

To read the full article, published in the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (2019), Volume 31, Number 2, pp. 34-41. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/jacf.12344 or download the pdf here.

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Via Summa Day – A day of inspiration, reflection and tribalisation

Last week, Summa Equity gathered all our portfolio companies at the Via Summa Day. Via Summa is how Summa contributes to our portfolio companies’ journeys by connecting ideas, capital, resources, and competence.

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The day was designed to share trends and insights, achievements and lessons learnt as well as to grow our collective knowledge. Reynir Indahl opened the day with his reflections from the past year, a panel of CEOs from our portfolio companies shared what they have learnt from working together with Summa and leveraging Via Summa tools, before participants joined workshops on sustainable leadership, design thinking and how to build a good social media presence.

Via Summa is being developed with the belief that by combining industry and functional competence with a business-oriented understanding of the SDGs, customer needs and other trends, we can co-create sustainable high returns. So, what trends have the most impact on business? Henrik Larsson-Broman, author of the book Super Trends, taught us to spot trends and he shared insights about economic altruism, happynomics and tribalisation, their impact on business and leadership, and how to turn them into business opportunities.

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  4. SDG Impact launches standards for Private Equity to respond to the SDGs

SDG Impact launches standards for Private Equity to respond to the SDGs

9 September 2019, New York City – The SDG Impact, a flagship initiative of the UNDP to advance transparency and mobilise private capital to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), launched a new set of standards for Private Equity. The UNDP SDG Impact Practice Standards for Private Equity (the Standards) are under comment and consultation through to 4 December 2019.

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The Private Equity Industry, increasingly interested in leveraging its financial power to drive positive impact for the people and planet as well as securing more resilient portfolios and financial returns, have asked for guidance. These new Standards will make it easier for the private sector to operationalise the SDGs and fill the gap between showing an interest and acting to advance the SDGs. The Standards will complement, not compete, with principles and frameworks already in place. The next Standards to be developed are UNDP Practice Standards for Bonds and Enterprises.

The Standards will include a tiered certification framework that acknowledges and differentiates good practices. This will be further solidified by an SDG Impact Seal based on compliance with certification criteria.

“I believe that the UNDP SDG Impact will play a crucial role, by giving the finance sector and investors a common approach for SDG impact management. Meanwhile it is important that the Private Equity community engages in the consultation process to ensure that we use our collective competence to make the Standards as impactful as possible for the Private Equity industry. Investments will help us achieve the SDGs and we know that change goes where the money flows,” said Anna Ryott, Chair of the Board, Summa Equity and SDG Impact Steering Committee member when speaking at the UNDP Executive Board meeting in NY on Wednesday 4 September 2019.

The Standards are targeted towards fund managers, asset owners and investors, industry bodies and communities, enterprises, analysts, advisers, research houses, the media and development finance institutions, governments and multilateral organisations.

The Standards are available for download here.

Feedback to the Standards can be provided by email to sdgimpact.standards@undp.org or by completing the online form available here.

Read the full statement from SDG Impact on the UNDP website.

Read here Summa Equity’s involvement in the SDG Impact.

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  4. Summa Equity publishes Portfolio Report 2018

Summa Equity publishes Portfolio Report 2018

Summa Equity’s Portfolio Report 2018 summarizes the state of our business, our approach, portfolio metrics, investment themes and our investments.

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“Financial uncertainties have increased, creating a more challenging market for companies and investors. From this uncertainty, Summa Equity has realized the business opportunities in UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We are therefore excited to show how our companies are solving some of the world’s challenges, and the growth and value increase in doing so,” says Reynir Indahl, Managing Partner, Summa Equity.

The Portfolio Report 2018 builds on the framework presented in our Portfolio Report 2017, while providing further context to the metrics used by adding relevant sector benchmarks and including year-on-year changes where possible. In addition, we seek to provide further context to Via Summa and our thematic investments (Resource efficiency, changing demographics and tech-enabled businesses), while demonstrating our value creation approach through company case studies representing each of our themes.

Download Summa Equity Annual Portfolio Report here.

In 2019, we are continuing our journey of enhancing Via Summa and our efforts to make Summa an ecosystem of purpose drive companies that deliver profitable returns while solving the challenges our world is facing, where we as owners help accelerate this performance.

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  4. Private Equity 4.0: Using ESG to Create More Value with Less Risk

Private Equity 4.0: Using ESG to Create More Value with Less Risk

By Reynir Indahl and Hannah Gunvor Jacobsen, Summa Equity

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The private equity industry is evolving. When the 1980s gave birth to the first wave of leveraged buyouts, PE firms created value primarily through financial engineering. This involved the use of high leverage in combination with large equity stakes to motivate managers charged mainly with taking costs out of mature businesses. Then, in the 1990s, PE 2.0 was focused heavily on increasing operating efficiencies, accomplished often by bringing in proven CEOs from successful public companies. Starting in the 2000s, PE 3.0 saw the building of large financial institutions that continued to function as value-adding buyers, while responding to tough competition from both strategic and financial buyers by expanding into different asset classes and developing new areas of expertise.

Today, in a movement that might be called Private Equity 4.0, a growing number of PE firms have been adding to their existing capabilities the effective management of “externalities” and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. In this article, we focus on how one such firm—our firm, Summa Equity—has turned its ESG principles and practices into a core competence, a source of competitive advantage that has enabled the firm to distinguish itself from its competitors and, in so doing, to bring about significant increases in efficiency and long-run value.

To read the full article, published in the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (2019), Volume 31, Number 2, pp. 34-41. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/jacf.12344 or download the pdf here.

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