EQT Infrastructure entered into exclusive negotiations with IK Investment Partners to acquire a majority stake in Colisée, marking a transition from private equity to infrastructure ownership. IK had previously acquired Colisée in 2017 from Eurazeo PME and the founding family. EQT is deploying capital from its fifth generation infrastructure fund — the largest infrastructure fund ever raised in Europe. The transaction is advised by Lazard on the seller side. EQT has stated its intention to support Colisée's continued growth into new geographic markets following closing.

Colisée Group entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Armonea to create the fourth-largest elderly care operator in Europe. This transformative acquisition doubled Colisée’s size, resulting in a combined entity with a turnover of approximately €1 billion and a network of 270 facilities across five countries. The merger was strategically designed to capitalize on geographic complementarities, merging Colisée’s strong Mediterranean presence with Armonea’s market leadership in Northern Europe. The transaction allowed the founder’s holding company, Jade, to maintain its role as a key minority shareholder with a 19% stake in the newly enlarged group.