Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2023.
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Specialist acquirer/operator of hyper-niche, mission-critical software products. Dura Software buys vertical software from owners who want to continue operating without intending to sell, and then provides operational support for the portfolio and acquired products.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2023.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
3 addon · 3 buyout
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Dura Software acquired Infinity Software Holdings Ltd, a UK-based provider of interaction management software for contact center environments. The acquisition expands Dura’s contact center capabilities and pairs Infinity with Dura portfolio company DVSAnalytics to drive operational and revenue synergies. Corum advised Infinity as the deal’s M26A advisor, with Infinity’s chairman planned for retirement around the time of the deal.
Dura Software has acquired Oxlo Systems, a Broomfield, Colorado–based provider of automotive retail software for OEMs, dealerships, and dealer software providers. The transaction is an add-on to Dura’s expanding portfolio of hyper-niche B2B software businesses and is intended to deepen the buyer’s capabilities in the automotive retail technology space.
Dura Software, a San Antonio-based acquirer of hyper-niche software businesses, has acquired Revegy, a sales optimization and enablement software provider. The deal brings Revegy into Dura's portfolio to expand its B2B enablement offerings and accelerate product and market growth under leadership from Ruben Castaño (6Connex).
San Antonio-based Dura Software has acquired Fenestrae, a Netherlands-headquartered provider of cloud faxing solutions (Faxination) that serves healthcare, financial, legal and government customers across 40+ countries. The deal is Dura's tenth acquisition as it expands its portfolio of hyper-niche SaaS products; Justin Brady (CEO of Dura portfolio company DB Technology) will lead Fenestrae during the transition.
Dura Software, a San Antonio-based acquirer and operator of hyper-niche software products, has acquired DB Technology, a workflow and process automation software company serving healthcare, retail and hospitality. DB Technology — founded in 1983 and based in Edison, New Jersey — will move its headquarters to San Antonio; Justin Brady has been named CEO and all employees will remain in their current locations.
Dura Software, a San Antonio-based acquirer of hyper-niche software businesses, has acquired Vertex Systems, a Columbus, Ohio company that provides software for organizations serving adults with disabilities. The purchase expands Dura's footprint into the human-services/healthcare software market; Vertex will move its corporate headquarters to San Antonio while retaining its Columbus workforce.
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