Galileo Global Education, alongside Bpifrance and BioMerieux, acquired a 46.5% stake in EMLyon, facilitating the exit of the previous private equity investor, Qualium Investissement. The Lyon Chamber of Commerce (CCI) remains the majority shareholder with 51%. The transaction included a EUR50 million capital increase, bringing the school's total investment capacity to over EUR100 million. The strategic rationale focuses on the "Confluences 2025" plan, emphasizing international recruitment through Galileo's global network, cross-disciplinary "hybridization" with design and engineering schools, and digital transformation. Under the new governance, Guillaume Pepy (former CEO of SNCF) was appointed Chairman of the Supervisory Board, while Isabelle Huault continues as Executive President.

Tethys Invest acquired a minority stake of approximately 20% in Galileo Global Education. The shares were sold by the majority owner, Providence Equity Partners, who retains control of the group alongside existing minority investors CDC International Capital and Mubadala. The transaction was executed without a mandated investment bank. This move aligns with Galileo's strategy to diversify its shareholder base with long-term partners capable of supporting international expansion, particularly in Africa and in the EdTech/Health sectors.