Transactions - Tech, software & digital

Immodirekt.at, an online real estate platform in Austria, was sold to ImmobilienScout24.

Two minority shareholders of Geizhals, a leading Austrian and German price-comparison site, sold 16% of the company to majority shareholder Heise Gruppe. Geizhals was founded in 1996 and today is a leading price-comparison portal in the DACH region

The four founders and owners of Tripletex AS sold the company to Visma. Tripletex, founded in 2002, is a leading provider of ERP solutions to SME companies in Norway with more than 13,000 customer

CapVisio, a French videoconferencing solutions integrator, acquired NexesVisio, a competitor providing its services to customers located in western France.

House of Control, a SaaS Enterprise software provider for contract lifecycle management, was sold to Viking Venture, a technology-focused small-cap private-equity player based in Norway.

Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI), a global technology company sold 100% of the outstanding shares of its Mexican subsidiary, to Moneta Technologies, a provider of technological solutions for the financial, retail, and telecommunications sectors.

Extreme Digital, a leading online consumer electronics player in Central and Eastern Europe, was sold to Steinhoff International, an international furniture and household goods retailer chain.

Global Imaging On Line, one of the key European players in medical imaging software solutions and backed by Amundi Private Equity Funds, CM CIC-Capital Privé and Isatis Capital, was sold to Groupe Numerix, a French leader in technical solutions for medical imaging centers.

Tieto, the largest IT services company in the Nordic region, sold its Lean System business to a Finnish private equity fund managed by Korona Invest. Lean System offers ERP and manufacturing operations management (MOM) software for the manufacturing sector.

Alma Media, a Helsinki-listed media company focusing on digital services and publishing, sold Alma 360, a content-marketing provider to Otavamedia, part of a 125-year-old family-owned media company.

Vianova Systems AS, a Scandinavian leader in civil engineering software for infrastructure design, was sold to Trimble, a NASDAQ-listed software company with operations in 35 countries.

Clothing+, a wearable-technology company, was sold to Jabil, the third-largest electronics manufacturing service supplier in the world.

Practice Insight was sold to IPH Limited, the holding company for Spruson & Ferguson, a provider of intellectual property services in the Asian-Pacific region. Practice Insight and Wise Time provide data analysis and software for IP and professional services firms.

Axender is distributor of flyers and door-to-door newspapers in the Netherlands, where it reaches 6.1 million addresses every week. The company was restructured and refinanced, with a new investor joining the group of shareholders. Clairfield in the Netherlands advised shareholders and management in this process.

iPRO, a specialist provider of cloud-based vendor management software, received an investment from Bailador Investment Management, a growth capital fund focused on the IT sector.

Flow Communications, a provider of network infrastructure and IT security solutions, received development capital from Maven Capital Partners, one of the UK’s leading private equity funds.

Zoomin.TV, online video content publisher, was sold to Modern Times Group (MTG), a listed Swedish media company

DSG Bagdrop AS, a provider of complete bagdrop solutions, with cloud-based software applications and award-winning hardware products, was sold by the Bertel O. Steen Group to Materna Group, an information and communications firm.

ABAX, one of the fastest growing tech-enabled service companies in Norway, and portfolio company of Norvestor VI, acquired FrontTek AS, a  computer peripherals manufacturer.

diamond:dogs|group, an expert in online, mobile, and social integral solutions, was sold to Emakina Group, an independent European group of cutting edge communication agencies.