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Add-on: Keensight Capital
Sogelink Acquires Topographic Software Specialist Geopixel
Backed in majority by Keensight Capital, in minority by CVC Capital Partners and in unitranche by Eurazeo, Sogelink (Sogelink, Geodesial) (€131 million of revenue in 2022, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes / FRA), a company that designs, develops and markets enterprise software solutions for the construction and civil engineering sector, has acquired Geopixel (Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur / FRA), a provider of scalable and modular surveying software solutions. Following this acquisition, Geopixel’s employees will join Sogelink’s teams, reinforcing the group’s geographical coverage with this new location in the Toulon region.
Acquisition: 21 Invest
21 Invest Acquires Dietary Supplements and Medical Devices Supplier Omega Pharma
21 Invest announces the acquisition of Omega Pharma (€16.8 million of revenue in 2021, Lombardy / ITA), a supplier of food supplements, medical devices and cosmetics for various therapeutic areas, including angiology, urology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology and pediatrics. 21 Invest will support Omega Pharma in pursuing its development objectives in terms of revenue and market share.
Fundraising: Bowmark Capital
Bowmark Closes its Fund Bowmark Capital Partners VII at £900 Million
Bowmark Capital closes Bowmark Capital Partners VII (BCP VII) at £900 million, exceeding its initial target of £800 million. The fund had the support of institutional investors from Europe, North America, the United Kingdom and other countries. Like its predecessors, BCP VII will invest in high-growth companies operating in four key areas of the technology sector: data and information, managed IT services, software and technology business services.
Other: General Atlantic
Investment Company Actis Capital Joins General Atlantic
The American investment company, General Atlantic, announces the signing of a definitive agreement relating to the acquisition of Actis Capital, an investment fund created in 2004 which invests particularly in emerging markets such as Asia, Africa and Latin America, and in different sectors such as consumer goods, financial services, health, industry, energy and real estate. Through this integration, Actis will become the sustainable infrastructure arm of General Atlantic, which brings its assets under management to $96 billion. It should be noted that Actis will maintain its independence in its decision-making and investment processes.
