Lars Johansson

Apax Partners AB (AP-SE) is a private equity firm located in Stockholm, Sweden. AP-SE is a subsidiary of London-based Apax Partners Holdings Ltd. with the ultimate parent firm being UK-based Apax Partners Worldwide LLP which can trace their history to 1972. In 1972, Ronald Cohen and Maurice Tchenio co-founded the Multinational Management Group (MMG). In 1976, the Alan Patricof Associates firm joined forces with MMG to form Apax Partners. In 2002, the European and the US operating firms merged to become Apax Partners Worldwide LLP, headquartered in London. They also operate through offices in New York, Madrid, Milan, Munich, Paris, Tel Aviv, Mumbai and Hong Kong. AP-SE generally raises funds through investors such as financial institutions, foundations and endowments, banks and insurance companies in addition to pension funds. AP-SE's management typically invests a significant proportion of their own capital in the firms' investments. In 2005, the Apax Foundation was established for the group's charitable donations. The foundation supports entrepreneurial endeavors, social investment and educational initiatives aimed at alleviating poverty worldwide.

Capio AB provides medical, surgical, and psychiatric healthcare services. It operates through the following segments: Capio Nordic, Capio France, and Capio Germany. The Capio Nordic segment includes Capio Sweden, Capio Norway and Capio Denmark which consists of emergency, local and specialist hospitals, primary care and radiology centers. The Capio France segment comprises of emergency and local hospitals. The Capio Germany segment consists of general hospitals and outpatient clinics. The company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.