Hampleton Partners, the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, has advised Banking Software Company s.r.o., a 300-person strong leading provider of digital banking solutions, on its transaction with PortfoLion Zrt.
David Bell, Director at Hampleton Partners, the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, advised Jayex Healthcare Limited on the sale of its on-premise hospital queue management business segment (“Jayex system”) to VITALHUB CORP. (TSXV:VHI).
INPOSIA Solutions GmbH, a leading software company focused on e-invoicing, digital tax reporting and business and data integration for compliance requirements, has announced it is being acquired by Avalara, a leading provider of tax compliance automation.
Hampleton Partners has advised ComAround Scandinavia AB, the best-of-breed provider of knowledge management & digital self-service SaaS, on its acquisition by BMC, a global leader celebrating 40 years of delivering IT solutions for the Autonomous Digital Enterprise.
Hampleton Partners has provided tech business owners with regular webinar updates regarding M&A prospects in the current climate. In this blogpost, we have compiled questions asked during our UK and Enterprise Software webinars in May 2021 – and their answers.
The HRTech M&A Market Report from Hampleton Partners, the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, reveals that HRTech deal transaction value achieved nearly $11 billion in 2022, an increase of 282 per cent since the pandemic in 2020.
Think of the tech industry and the most talked-about startups out there, and chances are it’s software that immediately springs to mind. Our minds turn to SaaS platforms that optimise hybrid working practises, fintech payment portals in the B2B space, digital twin technology for construction, sophisticated cybersecurity innovations for the Web3 age, and of course whatever the latest social media and gaming innovations are.
The Nordic region boasts one of the most exciting and influential tech ecosystems on the planet. Many companies born in the Nordics have played a fundamental role in the digital revolution that has taken place over the past few decades. Think the world-changing likes of Skype, Spotify and Klarna.