23.2.2021
News
M&A
TMT

KŠB assisted its long-term client, Solitea, in its next acquisition

The KŠB team, led by partner Drahomír Tomašuk and lawyer Ján Béreš, assisted Solitea in the acquisition of the IT Services division of the Czech company AspectWorks, in particular by conducting a due diligence and preparing and negotiating acquisition and post-acquisition agreements.

AspectWorks focuses on cloud platforms and is a leading Czech implementer of the world's most successful CRM platform (customer relationship management platform) from Salesforce in the United States.

Holding Solitea, which develops business, accounting and personnel systems and has more than 260,000 customers, has already acquired dozens of companies in the Czech Republic and Slovakia with the legal support of KŠB, including Axiom Provis, BI Experts, CDL SYSTEM, Clever Decision, Touchscreen, Dynamica, GEMMA Systems, Smart software, Vema and others.

You can find more information here (only in Czech).

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