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Vinge advises Main Capital and Aritma in connection with the acquisition of Programekonomi

Vinge has advised Aritma International AS (“Aritma”), a Norwegian bank-connectivity and financial automation software provider, in connection with the acquisition of Programekonomi Svenska Aktiebolag.

The acquisition is expected to complement and expand Aritma’s offering and are aligned with Aritma’s continued expansion strategy in the Nordic financial automation and ERP connectivity market, thereby further strengthening the group’s position in the Nordic region.

Programekonomi Svenska Aktiebolag is a software company that provides Swebase, an extension for Microsoft Business Central, that enhances business and decision-making processes in Microsoft Business Central by providing companies features such as bank file handling, document management and improved security. Through the acquisition, Aritma complements its solutions for bank integration and financial automation, while broadening its offering within Microsoft Business Central with both product and consulting expertise.

Vinge’s team consisted of Filip Öhrner, Olivia Altheden, Alex Forsberg, Nora Karlsson (M&A), Alice Göransson (employment) and Ian Jonson (IPR).

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