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14 April 2026

Proskauer Advises Alder On Closing Of Multi-Asset Continuation Fund

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Proskauer advises Alder on the formation and closing of a multi-asset continuation fund exceeding SEK 2.7 billion, which acquired two sustainable technology portfolio companies from Alder's second fund. The transaction brought together new and existing investors led by Pantheon Ventures, creating one of the select Article 9 continuation funds while providing long-term ownership structure for the acquired companies.
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LONDON, April 14, 2026 – Proskauer has advised Alder, a leading Nordic investor focusing on sustainable technology companies, on the formation and closing of a multi-asset continuation fund Alder Strategic Opportunities Fund I (“ASOF”), which closed with total commitments in excess of SEK 2.7 billion.

The transaction saw the continuation fund purchase two portfolio companies from Alder’s second fund, Alder II AB: SMG, a pan-European provider of gas detection and monitoring solutions and SI, a Nordic specialist in building management systems and energy optimization solutions. The transaction was fully capitalized by a group of new and existing investors with Pantheon Ventures acting as the lead investor. ASOF is one of a select number of continuation funds categorized as an Article 9 fund.

The transaction marks a successful realization for Alder II AB and its investors, while providing SI and SMG with a stable and long-term ownership structure to support their next phase of development.

The Proskauer team was led by partners Nick Rose (Private Funds) and Matt Clift (Private Equity M&A). The team also included associates Giulia Brunello and Margherita Cusimano (Private Funds); partner Rob Day, associates Katie Bunce and Jake Fuller (Private Equity M&A); partners Mary Kuusisto and Frazer Money and associates Charlotte Ahamed and Gawa (Jiahua) Zeng (Tax); partners John Verwey and Nathan Schuur, special counsel Rachel Lowe, and associates Sulaiman Malik and Sasha Burger (Regulatory); and partner Mary Wilks and associate Calum Paton (Antitrust).

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