What do this year's exits say about what lies ahead in 2026?

What do this year's exits say about what lies ahead in 2026?

Which companies can you still position yourself in – before the next wave?

During 2025, several leading companies have taken the next step through an IPO or strategic acquisition. We have followed Klarna, MEDS Apotek, Marshall Group, Sana and Röko with great interest, all previously listed on Eqvor and all of which have completed different types of exit over the past year. A pattern is starting to emerge. The market is on the move.

Several companies have already communicated their upcoming listing plans:– WS WeSports Group has confirmed a listing now in Q4 2025.
– Einride will be listed during Q1 2026.

Then we have other players that are often mentioned in speculation: Voi Technology, Mentimeter, GreenGold Group, SNIGEL, Epidemic Sound, Dirac, Koenigsegg Automotive AB, and Doktor.Se, which has openly communicated an ambition to be listed during Q4 2026.

These companies are still available to trade via Eqvor before any stock market listing takes place. Investing in the unlisted segment means the opportunity to be positioned early ahead of potential future milestones.

We are curious:– Which companies do you think are ready to take the step towards the stock exchange in 2026?
– Who will be first to confirm after the new year?
– And which strong candidates are missing from the discussion altogether?

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