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Visma Software International AS is a Norwegian privately held provider of business software, headquartered in Oslo. The company develops cloud-based solutions for accounting, enterprise resource planning (ERP), payroll, invoicing, HR and other administrative processes for small and medium-sized enterprises and public-sector organisations.[3] The Visma Group operates across Europe and Latin America through a network of software companies.[4] In 2025, the group reported more than 2.4 million customers.[5] The majority of Visma is owned by HgCapital, a private equity firm, alongside other institutional investors.[6] HistoryVisma, a portmanteau of "visual management",[7] was formed through the merger of three local Norwegian companies—Multisoft, SpecTec and Dovre Information Systems—in 1996.[8][9] It was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange later that year.[10] The major event of 2000 was the sale of Visma Marine's operations to Dutch company Station12.[11] Visma acquired Spcs (formerly Scandinavian PC Systems), the Swedish market leader within the small business segment in February 2001.[12] In May 2006, HgCapital made an offer for the company worth €552 million; HgCapital then took the company private.[13] Visma then entered the Dutch market through the acquisition of software company AccountView in December 2006.[14] KKR acquired a 76.9% ownership in Visma in September 2010.[15] However, KKR then sold its stake for $1.8 billion in June 2017.[16] In May 2015, Visma acquired the Danish cloud accounting company e-conomic and the Swedish accounting software company SpeedLedger from HgCapital.[17] In February 2017, Visma acquired the biggest employee benefits platform in Denmark, LogBuy.[18] Visma acquired Raet, a large Dutch enterprise providing payroll and HCM (Human Capital Management) software in May 2018,[19] and Yuki, a Dutch bookkeeping software platform in August 2020.[20] It then bought Holded, a Spanish ERP and accounting company, in June 2021,[21] and ProSaldo.net, an Austrian bookkeeping and billing software platform, in October 2021.[22] The company acquired Dutch financial software company Lyanthe in March 2022[23] and Belgian software developers IonProjects and Teamleader in April 2022.[24] Visma sold its IT consulting division to CVC Capital Partners in June 2022.[25] Visma entered the French market via the acquisition of the software developer, Inqom, in September 2022.[26] It then entered the German market with the acquisitions of German financial software companies H&H and BuchhaltungsButler in January 2023.[27] It also acquired Belgian company Silverfin, a provider of cloud accounting software, in October 2023.[28] In April 2025, Visma acquired a minority stake in the German-Belgian fintech company Accountable,[29] which had introduced the first AI-based tax assistant in March 2024.[30] Visma Software NordicVisma Software Nordic is a regional division created in 2024 through the merger of Visma Software AS (Norway), Visma Software AB (Sweden), and NextGen AB.[31] The division provides cloud-based ERP solutions (Enterprise Resource Planning; business management systems) to medium and large enterprises in the Nordic countries. The main products are Visma Net, an ERP system for small and medium-sized businesses, and Business NXT, developed for larger organizations with complex requirements.[32] SponsorshipIn 2018, Visma signed a five-year sponsorship deal with the professional road cycling team Team-Jumbo Visma, which was one of the teams that competed in the UCI World Tour. The sponsorship began 1 January 2019.[33] References
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