Softwarefirma: Persistent sichert sich deutliche Mehrheit an Nagarro
Der indische Softwarekonzern Persistent Systems übernimmt mehr als 80 Prozent am Münchner IT-Dienstleister Nagarro. Noch im vergangenen Jahr wollte das Unternehmen lieber eigenständig sein.
Pune - The Indian software firm Persistent Systems has secured a majority stake in Munich-based developer Nagarro, according to both companies. Persistent secured 83.25% of Nagarro's shares by the end of the regular acceptance period, confirming the successful completion of the takeover offer. The transaction is expected to be finalized by the end of the first quarter of 2027.
Persistent intends to remove Nagarro's shares from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as soon as it becomes legally and practically feasible, Nagarro announced. The Indian company offered €1.05 billion for the entire company and had already secured over 20% of the shares from the Dürschmidt family, a major shareholder group. Both companies provide software development services for their clients, incorporating AI support, with Persistent focusing primarily on Asia and North America, while Nagarro has a stronger presence in Europe.
The majority of Nagarro's approximately 18,000 employees work in Asia, while 3,000 are based in Europe. Together, Persistent and Nagarro generate a revenue of around $2.9 billion and employ a combined workforce of 46,000 people.
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