P+ allocates Private Equity funds for investments in the healthcare sector, where sustainability is a sub-element.
P+ has earmarked DKK 840 million for investments in the healthcare sector, which the investment company GHO Capital will manage.
“This is the first time we have invested with GHO, and the investment is fully in line with our strategy of maintaining Private Equity exposure to the healthcare sector,” explains Michael Dalsgaard, head of alternative investments at P+.
GHO Capital’s investments include developing new opportunities within the healthcare industry, including in European companies looking to enter the US market and US companies looking to expand into the European healthcare market.
“Overall, GHO works with investments that can improve efficiency and quality in the healthcare sector by focusing on areas that can provide faster, better and more accessible healthcare, including using software and AI-based solutions,” explains Michael Dalsgaard about the background to the collaboration.
GHO invests, among other things, in companies with the potential to provide healthcare services globally and thus make advanced healthcare available in several parts of the world.
The investment in GHO is a so-called Article 8 investment. This means that the investments through GHO must promote environmental or social conditions.
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