SilverTree Equity Acquires Orbus Software

Orbus Software

Orbus Software, a London, UK-based global provider of Enterprise Architecture software, has been acquired by SilverTree Equity, a private equity firm focused on software and technology businesses.

The amount of the deal was not disclosed.

This investment will strengthen Orbus Software’s position as a global market leader in Enterprise Architecture (EA) software, continuing to deliver business outcome-driven solutions through its flagship iServer and cloud-native iServer365 platforms.

Founded in 2004 by Andy Donoghue and led by Hayden Eastwood, CEO, Orbus provides enterprise architecture tools which help organisations manage digital transformation journeys, including shifting to cloud platforms, remote working enablement, and adopting digital business models. Its products (iServer and iServer365, together with the Solutions Hub) provide customers with a strategic decision-making platform that address key transformational disciplines, including Enterprise Architecture (EA), Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM), Business Process Analysis (BPA) and Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC).

Customers are large, blue chip and government organizations located across the Americas, EMEA, Australasia and the APAC, spanning all industry verticals. The list includes AstraZeneca, IKEA, MotoNovo, Kelloggs, Dell, Mastercard, New York Power, Mayo Clinic, Rio Tinto, Brisbane Airport, CIB Bank, Schroders and Saab.

The company is headquartered in London with offices in New York and Sydney.

The acquisition will see the continuation of the existing Orbus management team – Hayden Eastwood, CEO; Rupert Colbourne, Chief Technology Officer; Peter Bates, Head of Americas; Tim Mitchell, Head of Marketing; and Oliver Hecquer, Head of Consultancy & Support.

As part of the transaction, advisors are joining Orbus’ advisory board, including Vin Murria OBE, the founder of Advanced Computer Software plc which was acquired by Vista Equity; Adam Hale, former CEO of Fairsail and Chairman of the ScaleUp Institute; and Matt Harris, former partner at KPMG and FTI Consulting.

FinSMEs

12/01/2020

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