VIA equity
VIA equity is a Northern European private equity firm based in Copenhagen, focusing on buy-outs of software and IT companies. The firm manages over EUR 500 million in assets and aims to transform investments into market leaders.
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VIA equity is a privately owned Northern European private equity firm founded in 2006 and based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The organization focuses primarily on buy-outs of software and IT companies, managing assets of more than EUR 500 million. VIA equity aims to transform promising software and IT companies into market leaders by providing strategic guidance, operational support, and disciplined capital. The firm invests in small and medium-sized software and IT companies, typically with revenues between EUR 10 and 100 million, and employs a flexible investment approach, making controlling, joint-controlling, and minority equity investments.
Focus
VIA equity invests in small and medium-sized software and IT companies, typically with revenues between EUR 10 and 100 million. The firm is open to opportunities across the broader technology sector where it can add strategic value. Its primary geographic focus is on Northern Europe, including Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
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VIA equity provides strategic guidance, operational support, and disciplined capital to its portfolio companies, aiming to transform them into market leaders.
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