Eurazeo's Planetary Boundaries Fund has entered Denmark for the first time by acquiring a majority stake in T1A Group, a circular IT economy business. The deal marks the fund's geographic expansion into the Nordic market, targeting sustainable technology solutions.

T1A Group operates in the circular IT economy sector, which focuses on extending hardware lifecycles and reducing electronic waste. This acquisition aligns with Eurazeo's environmental strategy while establishing a foothold in Denmark's growing sustainable technology market.

Separately, Tikehau Capital and Omni Partners announced plans to strengthen their regional teams across Europe. Both firms are expanding local presence to capitalize on increased dealmaking opportunities in the region.

The moves reflect a broader trend of private equity firms prioritizing on-the-ground expertise over remote dealmaking. Having local teams enables better due diligence and relationship building, particularly for sector-specific investments like sustainable technology.