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INVESTOR: STOCKHOLM (Direkt) EQT Expansion Capital II investerar 40 miljoner euro i
nordiska datacenterbolaget Coromatic.

Investeringen, en kombination av kapital och lån, gör att ledningen i Coromatic
kan ta över majoriteten i bolaget från private equity-fonden Litorina Kapital
III.

Coromatic hade en omsättning på över 650 miljoner kronor 2010 och har 235
anställda.

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