SolutionsHire top legal talent for any scope of workGet Started Contact us to find the best fit for any in-house or law firm role Testimonials Trusted by the world's leading legal departments FAQ Frequently asked questions about working with Legal.ioEmployer Resources Tools and guides for hiring managers Intellectual property management solutions company Anaqua announced that it plans to be acquired by Nordic Capital, a private equity investor, which will allow it to elevate its technology offerings and widen its clientele.
Nordic Capital plans to acquire Anaqua to support its global expansion and enhance its technology offerings.
Anaqua’s recent innovations include an AI-powered IP management platform and tools for sensitive data management.
Anaqua, a provider of intellectual property management solutions, announced its planned acquisition by private equity firm Nordic Capital. The deal aims to bolster Anaqua’s global presence and enhance its technology-driven solutions, according to a Law.com report.
The acquisition is positioned to strengthen Anaqua’s market standing and provide resources for expanding its clientele, according to Justin Crotty, Anaqua’s Chief Operating Officer.
“Nordic Capital would enable us to accelerate our global expansion, enhance our technology-driven solutions, and drive operational excellence,” Crotty said.
Anaqua has been actively enhancing its offerings over the past 12 months:
In June, it launched AQX 11, an artificial intelligence-powered IP management platform designed for law firms and businesses managing intellectual property assets.
In April, Anaqua introduced tools for foreign filings.
In February, the company launched AnaquaGov, a secure platform for U.S. defense contractors and others handling sensitive IP data.
Fredrik Näslund, a partner and head of technology and payments at Nordic Capital Advisors, emphasized the private equity firm’s focus on technology investments.
“This partnership would align with our commitment to supporting companies that drive industry transformation,” Näslund noted.
“We look forward to supporting Anaqua in its next phase of growth, helping them to expand their global footprint further and establishing the leading IP management platform for innovation-driven industries.”
Anaqua’s partnership with Nordic Capital is expected to accelerate its growth while reinforcing its role as a key player in IP management. With support from Nordic Capital, Anaqua aims to expand its global footprint and enhance its technological capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its clients.
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