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Quantios evolved into a global software platform serving close to 700 organizations worldwide through ViewPoint and TrustQuay.

EQT on Thursday said that the EQT Private Capital Asia Mid-Market Opportunities fund I has agreed to sell its stake in Quantios, a leading provider of SaaS solutions to the global trust and corporate services industry, to Vista Equity Partners.
The transaction is subject to customary conditions and approvals and is expected to be completed in Q3 2026.
EQT initially partnered with the founders of Malaysia-based ViewPoint in 2023 to support the company’s next stage of growth. During EQT’s ownership, ViewPoint combined with TrustQuay (backed by technology investor, HG) to create Quantios, bringing together two businesses to build a global software platform serving close to 700 organizations worldwide.
Today, Quantios supports customers across more than 100 jurisdictions with software that helps streamline complex trust and corporate administration workflows, according a statement by EQT.
Working alongside the management team, EQT supported Quantios’ transformation through the launch of Quantios Core, a cloud-native SaaS platform that modernized customer workflows and accelerated the transition from on-premise software to a subscription-based model.
The business also strengthened its AI capabilities and expanded into new customer segments through the acquisition of Klea, an AI-powered legal entity management platform for corporate legal departments.
Nicholas Macksey, co-head of EQT Private Capital Asia and head of Asia’s mid-market strategy, said: “The successful exit of Quantios is an important milestone for our Asia mid-market strategy. It demonstrates our ability to create value through active ownership and deliver successful outcomes, even in a more selective market for software transactions this year.”
“Asia Pacific continues to offer compelling opportunities for high-quality mid-market companies, and we believe EQT’s sector expertise, operational capabilities, and global network position us well to help founders and management teams accelerate their next stage of growth.”
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The platform is intended to help wealthy clients across global centres.