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The deal is part of the company's $530m capital raise
Firm says Covid pandemic has led to a steep fall in sales over past year
Finnish private equity firm Sponsor Capital has acquired and merged Finnish software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies Likeit and Nepton.
Holland Capital has invested in Netherlands-based Cards PLM Solutions, a digitalisation and project lifecycle management consultancy.
Synergo Capital has held a €30m first close for its debut venture capital fund, Sinergia Venture Fund, which was launched with a €150m target.
Apax Partners has bought into Carlyle-backed insurance intermediary PIB through an MBO deal.
Octopus Ventures has announced its intention to launch a £100m healthcare-focused fund.
Xplorer Capital and Futury Venture have led a $22m series-A funding round for Germany-based delivery drone developer Wingcopter.
Ufenau Capital Partners has acquired a majority stake in Diseño y Mantenimiento de Plantas Frigoríficas (R&M), an industrial refrigeration specialist based in Valencia.
The Carlyle Group has acquired a majority stake in video games developer Jagex.
Swedish financial technology company Trustly is preparing to launch an IPO that will value the company at around SEK 100bn (€9.85bn), local media has reported.
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