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Computrition, Inc. is owned by Constellation Software, Inc. based in Toronto. Did you know that CSI is the world's best acquirer of tech firms? Check out this great article in The Economist, exploring the rise and strategy of Constellation Software. Meet the tech powerhouse often dubbed the "Berkshire Hathaway of the software world." 📰 Read the full story:

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In recent years, Vietnam's hosting services sector has flourished, attracting foreign investors eager to capitalize on its rapid growth driven by increased internet access and government support for digital transformation. This article explores joint ventures as a strategic approach for international hosting providers to enter this dynamic market. Various joint venture models, including Equity Joint Ventures (EJV), Contractual Joint Ventures (CJV), and Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), offer unique advantages such as market access, regulatory navigation, resource sharing, and risk mitigation. However, successful partnerships require thorough understanding of local regulations, cultural differences, and effective communication. With Vietnam's ongoing digital evolution, joint ventures present a promising opportunity for foreign firms to thrive and contribute to the country's technological advancement. https://lnkd.in/dHNTU-FB Harley Miller Law Firm “HMLF” 📍 Head office: 14th floor, HM Town Building, 412 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Ward 05, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. 📞 Phone number: +84 937215585 🌐 Website: luatminhnguyen.com | hmlf.vn 📧 Email: [email protected] #JointVentures #VietnamHosting #DigitalTransformation

AROBS Group closes 2023 with a 43% increase in turnover, reaching 428 million lei, by www.nineoclock.ro “2023 was a year marked by a turbulent market in the technology area, this was seen in most of the IT companies listed both internationally and locally. It was a year of massive optimizations in IT with pressure on companies’ profitability indicators. In this context, we at AROBS have continued to grow despite these adversities. It was a year in which we worked intensively on effectively integrating the companies we brought under the AROBS umbrella as of the end of 2021. Transformation and integration are complex and lasting processes, the absolute priority being the functionality of synergies between the various entities and the capitalization based on the strengths of each company to improve the offer of services and software products. The integration process is an operational alignment and a shared culture that focuses on innovation, service and product excellence, and open communication. Such a process may temporarily impact the financial results, but, in the long term, this approach is vital for our strategy to build a solid foundation for sustainable development,” stated Voicu Oprean, founder and CEO of AROBS Group. “The performance recorded in 2023 at the turnover level is the direct result of our expansion and diversification strategy and the continuous investments in technology and the professional development of our colleagues within AROBS. Despite the challenges of integrating acquired companies, we have been able to capitalize on growth opportunities in a challenging market environment. The financial indicators, although influenced by the integration process, reflect prudent management of resources. In 2024, one of the main concerns of our management team remains the continuation of the integration process and the optimization of operations at the level of the companies in the group”, stated Bogdan Ciungradi, CFO of AROBS Group. CC: Radu Hanga, Adrian Tanase, CFA, Ileana Botez, MBA Bucharest Stock Exchange / Bursa de Valori Bucuresti (BVB) CC: Daniela Maior Serban , Daniela Aldescu, ARIR - Romanian Investor Relations Association CC: Monica Ivan, BRK Financial Group CC: Ömer Tetik, Banca Transilvania #Nineoclocknews #Romania #Romanianews #economy #WeWontStop #AROBS #PreliminaryFinancialResults #BVB #stockmarket #ARIR #financialmarketnews https://lnkd.in/dhMtPMHV

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Have you ever... Thought that joining forces through strategic joint ventures might just be the key to unlocking incredible government contract opportunities? 🤝💼 In the dynamic landscape of government contracting, collaboration is the name of the game. Small businesses, armed with unique strengths and capabilities, can achieve remarkable success by forming joint ventures to compete for coveted government contracts. Here's why : 1️⃣ Strength in Unity: By combining resources and expertise, small businesses can create a formidable force, showcasing a diverse set of skills that might be just what government agencies are looking for. 2️⃣ Access to Larger Contracts: Joint ventures open doors to larger and more lucrative government contracts that might be challenging for individual small businesses to pursue. 3️⃣ Risk Mitigation: Sharing responsibilities and risks among partners ensures that no single business bears the entire burden, fostering a collaborative approach to success. 4️⃣ Networking Opportunities: Forming joint ventures provides an excellent platform for networking with industry leaders, government agencies, and other potential partners. Are you ready but don't know where to start? We have you covered ⬇️ 👥 Connect with Like-Minded Businesses: Identify businesses with complementary strengths and capabilities. Reach out, explore common ground, and initiate conversations about the potential for collaboration. 📈 Assess and Strategize: Evaluate the strengths of each business involved and strategize on how your joint venture can offer a unique value proposition to government agencies. 💡 Stay Informed: Keep abreast of government contract opportunities, industry trends, and regulations to position your joint venture for success. Drop a comment below if you're already exploring joint ventures or if you have any success stories to share. We'd love to hear your thoughts. #GovCon101 #govconcoreapps #SmallBusiness #JointVentures #GovernmentContracts #Collaboration #BusinessOpportunities #Networking #SuccessStories #CommunityEngagement

It was pleasure to see in the trailing article how SMEs from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities started coming forward to get listed on SME Platforms of the Exchanges. The access to equity funding and formalisation of SME sector through SME Platforms is creating and will create equitable growth in the country and transform the country to Vikshit Bharat. SME IPOs: Small town stars steal the spotlight from big cities

In recent years, Vietnam's hosting services sector has flourished, attracting foreign investors eager to capitalize on its rapid growth driven by increased internet access and government support for digital transformation. This article explores joint ventures as a strategic approach for international hosting providers to enter this dynamic market. Various joint venture models, including Equity Joint Ventures (EJV), Contractual Joint Ventures (CJV), and Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), offer unique advantages such as market access, regulatory navigation, resource sharing, and risk mitigation. However, successful partnerships require thorough understanding of local regulations, cultural differences, and effective communication. With Vietnam's ongoing digital evolution, joint ventures present a promising opportunity for foreign firms to thrive and contribute to the country's technological advancement. https://lnkd.in/drjPBEE3 Harley Miller Law Firm “HMLF” 📍 Head office: 14th floor, HM Town Building, 412 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Ward 05, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. 📞 Phone number: +84 937215585 🌐 Website: luatminhnguyen.com | hmlf.vn 📧 Email: [email protected] #JointVentures #VietnamHosting #DigitalTransformation

The latest business accounts of four of the top ten best-funded scaleups in the UK show that they are profitable on an annual basis. These findings coincide with a moment of realignment brought on by the global tech sector's slump, as the growth-at-all-costs mentality gives way to a keen emphasis on the route to profitability. These firms become excellent prospects for an initial public offering (IPO) if and when the markets resume operation, which is widely anticipated to occur within the next year or two. For this ranking, Sifted examined the most recent annual reports of the ten top-funded tech businesses in the UK, as reported by Dealroom.co.

The Overseas Investment Office has given US private equity firm BV Investment Partners the green light to take a controlling stake in one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing software firms - Auckland-based Kami, whose online tools are used by some 40 million teachers and students worldwide. The transaction valued Kami at $300m. That makes it our second-largest edutech deal (the biggest was when US private equity giant KKR took majority control of Dunedin’s Education Perfect in a mid-2021 transaction that valued the Kiwi firm at $455m). I've seen big dreams go south before as American capital takes control (especially if there's then an on-sale or IPO later). Private equity is what private does. But Kami founders Hengjie Wang, Alliv Samson, Jordan Thoms and Bob Drummond seem to have their heads screwed on. And Wang says BV has a 40-year track record of helping founder-led companies scale. The founders say they'll stay long-term and keep core operations in NZ - and that the deal has generated big returns for early investors that will be fed back into the NZ startup ecosystem. One example: James Pinner, chief investment officer for the Crown-backed NZ Growth Capital Partners, says NZGCP's Aspire fund made a 70x or $37m profit on its early investment. Chintaka Ranatunga and Flying Kiwi Angels' David Russell got in on the ground floor #privateequity #education #AI