KKR has taken a significant stake in Infobric, a Nordic leader in construction software solutions, alongside majority shareholder Stirling Square Capital Partners and the company’s management team.

The new investment will accelerate Infobric’s growth through product innovation, geographic expansion, and strategic M&A. Infobric provides compliance, workforce management, and safety-focused solutions to more than 12,000 contractors, 75,000 subcontractors, and 450,000 app users across the Nordics and UK.

“We are thrilled to welcome an investor of KKR’s calibre at an incredibly exciting time for the business,” said Henrik Lif, Managing Partner at Stirling Square. “Their team shares our ambition for Infobric and brings extensive expertise investing in the sector and a phenomenal international platform that will help us accelerate our growth strategy, both organically and through M&A.”

Rami Bibi, Managing Director and Head of KKR’s Global Impact team in EMEA, said: “Infobric has built a leading platform that delivers improved productivity for its customers and a safer environment for construction workers. We are delighted to establish a strategic partnership with Stirling Square and Infobric’s management to support the company’s next chapter of growth, leveraging our global platform and expertise in scaling technology businesses to help Infobric realise its potential.”

Infobric CEO Dan Friberg added that KKR’s involvement would reinforce the company’s mission to make construction sites safer, more transparent, and more sustainable.

KKR’s investment, made through its Global Impact Fund II, marks its first in the Nordics under this strategy. The fund targets businesses delivering commercial solutions to societal challenges and contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

As part of the deal, Summa Equity will exit its minority holding in Infobric. Financial details were not disclosed.

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