Irish fintech company Glantus sells for €38m

Deal with Finnish company Basware 'biggest opportunity' in company's history, chief says
Glantus provides accounts payable and data analysis software to companies.

Glantus provides accounts payable and data analysis software to companies.

Irish fintech firm Glantus has been sold to Finnish company Basware in a deal that could be worth as much as €38m, the company’s chief executive Maurice Healy told the Irish Examiner.

The board of Glantus voted unanimously to accept the offer. Should the deal receive all necessary approvals, the sale is expected to be completed towards the end of this year.

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