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Vinge advises Altor on acquisition of Palette Software

Vinge is advising Altor Fund V (“Altor”) in its acquisition of a majority stake in Palette Software AB (“Palette”). Altor acquires the company from previous owner Monterro, founders and management. The ambition is to accelerate investments in growing Palette into one of the leading accounts payable automation software providers globally.

Palette is an Accounts Payable automation (AP Automation) software company offering procure-to-pay and digital invoice processing solutions for the SME and mid-market segments. The company, which has 120 employees and is headquartered in Stockholm, has more than 1,500 customers predominantly in Sweden and Finland. Palette has annual recurring revenue (ARR) of approximately 200 MSEK.

The Vinge team advising Altor includes partner Christina Kokko and associates Carl Sander, Vilhelm Rondahl, Elsie Nassar and Nando Basic (M&A), Mathilda Persson and Lisa Hörnqvist (IT), Carl Östlund (Employment), and VDR-specialist Sara Dahlros Sköld.

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