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Multi Family OfficePuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 3 SOURCES

Also known as Neqst Services AB

Stockholm multi-family office of Nordic investor families, founded 2008; takes significant or controlling stakes in profitable Nordic B2B tech, software and IT services firms.

USEFUL FOR Business owners seeking a long-term partner · Co-investors

Identity

HEADQUARTERS
Stockholm, Sweden
FOUNDED
2008
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
Yes — also manages others' money

Investment approach

GEOGRAPHY
Europe
STAGES
Growth
ROUTES
Companies (own capital)
STRATEGIES
Direct investmentsPrivate equityPublic equities
INBOUND
Accepts submissions

Overview

Neqst, founded in 2008 by Erik Fröberg and Jonas Fredriksson, describes itself as a multi-family office made up of Nordic investor families, mostly with technology backgrounds, investing alongside a select group of repeat investors. It makes primary and secondary investments in public and private Nordic B2B technology, software and IT services companies with SEK 50-3,000m revenue, seeking board seats and significant or controlling stakes over 10+ year, evergreen horizons. It reports 16 platform investments, 13 of them active, including System Verification, XLENT, Sinch, Redpill Linpro, Varnish and Netlight.

Investment thesis

Highly selective investments in profitable, growth-stage B2B technology, software and IT services companies in the Nordics; active ownership with board presence and significant or controlling interests, 10+ year horizons and no pre-determined exit deadlines; invests a significant portion of its own capital alongside investors.

Holdings & investments (14)

  • Reversec
    Software & SaaS · since 2025 · current, 100% ownership
  • Unibap
    Space · since 2024 · current, 20% ownership
  • Reputation & Trust
    since 2023 · current, 43% ownership
  • CodeScene
    Artificial Intelligence · since 2023 · current, 34% ownership
  • Netlight
    Software & SaaS · since 2022 · current, 12% ownership
  • CatalystOne
    Software & SaaS · since 2017 · current, 72% ownership
  • High Estate
    Real Estate & PropTech · since 2016 · current, 99% ownership
  • Redpill Linpro
    Software & SaaS · since 2013 · current, 80% ownership
  • Varnish Software
    Software & SaaS · since 2013 · current, 95% ownership
  • High-Definition Resources (HDR)
    Media & Entertainment · since 2012 · exited 2019
  • Sinch
    Software & SaaS · since 2011 · current, 19% ownership
  • XLENT
    Software & SaaS · since 2009 · current, 60% ownership
  • Carmenta
    Software & SaaS · since 2009 · current, 59% ownership
  • System Verification
    Software & SaaS · since 2008 · current, 49% ownership

People

  • Thomas Heath
    Investment Director · source
  • Oskar Bonnevier Fröberg
    Investment Manager · source
  • Mhairi Nybom
    Investor Relations Manager · source
  • Erik Fröberg
    Co-Founder & Managing Partner · source
  • Jonas Fredriksson
    Co-Founder & Managing Partner · source
  • Tobias Edvardsson
    Partner & General Counsel · source
  • Per Lindtorp
    Partner · source
  • Henrik Scharp
    Partner · source
  • Klas Smedberg
    Chief Financial Officer · source
  • Caroline Lindstrand
    Finance Director · source
  • Wolfgang Kroh
    Strategic Advisor · source

Frequently asked questions

Neqst is a multi family office based in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 2008.

Neqst invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments, private equity and public equities.

Neqst invests at Growth stage in Software & SaaS.

Neqst's stated ticket size is SEK 50M–SEK 500M.

Key people at Neqst include Erik Fröberg (Co-Founder & Managing Partner), Jonas Fredriksson (Co-Founder & Managing Partner), Tobias Edvardsson (Partner & General Counsel) and Per Lindtorp (Partner).

Neqst's holdings and investments include System Verification, XLENT, Carmenta, Sinch, Redpill Linpro, Varnish Software, High Estate and CatalystOne, among others.

Neqst states that it accepts submissions through its official contact page.

Yes. Neqst manages capital from outside investors.