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EQT Warns of Exit Risks for Alternative Energy Assets Held by PE

EQT Warns of Exit Risks for Alternative Energy Assets Held by PE

EQT AB warns of increasing exit risks for private equity investments in clean-energy assets amid market hurdles. The firm highlights challenges in divesting from renewable energy developers and operators, signaling potential headwinds for the sector's exit strategies.

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