The management team owned the company and had extensive experience from the financial transaction processing industry. The company was well-positioned to capitalise on the growing trend of card utilisation in Central and Eastern Europe. At the time of investment, the company had operations in Latvia and Lithuania.  Reiten assisted EPI in the expansion of its operations from two to 10 countries in just two years through two add-on acquisitions as well as initiatives to accelerate organic growth.

EPI was sold to First Data Corporation on July 21 2005. 

Factor offers both property & casualty (P&C) and life insurance to corporations and the public sector.

Factor was sold to Pareto in April 2010.

Its core portfolio consists of 77 properties with a total of 2,285 apartments and a total area of approximately 182,000 square metres. Heimstaden’s goal is to share in the value created by converting tenants’ rights into shares in housing co-operatives.

Heimstaden was sold to Fredensborg Eiendomsselskap on September 27 2005.

These include many of the world’s leading oil and industrial companies, ship builders and governments.

The company was sold during the summer of 2001 to the Italian company Saipem S.p.A.

The company, based in Norway, has offices in Houston and Singapore and operates globally. Customers are large international oil and gas operators and oil service companies. Their main product, PSI Smart Plugs, facilitates maintenance work and installation of pipelines by using intelligent plugs to stop and control pipeline flow.

PSI was sold to T.D. Williamson Inc. on October 3 2005.

The company was headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and had approximately 370 employees at the time of its IPO in 2000.

Song Networks AB was demerged from Proffice in 1997 and the company was listed on the NASDAQ and the Stockholm Stock Exchange Spring 2000.