Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
Software investor managing private equity funds active in the Benelux, DACH, France, Nordics, and North America, with a focus on strengthening software companies alongside management teams to achieve profitable growth and build larger international software groups.
Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Recent pace
6
6 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
7 buyout · 4 addon
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Abry Partners has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Confirma Software to Main Capital Partners. The deal will make Main a majority shareholder and is intended to support Confirma’s next phase of growth across the Nordic region and through continued buy-and-build acquisitions, with financial terms undisclosed.
Main Capital Partners acquired a majority stake in Orgvue, marking Main’s first UK platform investment. The parties plan to support Orgvue’s next phase of growth by accelerating product innovation, expanding internationally, deepening enterprise penetration, and pursuing selective strategic add-on acquisitions.
Main Capital Partners backed the combination of LuxSci and Oiva Health to form a transatlantic healthcare communications group. The deal brings together secure healthcare communications capabilities (LuxSci) with Oiva Health’s digital care platform capabilities across the Nordics.
SoftProject, a German provider of Business Process Management software, has acquired Vienna-based metadata management and data governance provider dataspot. The deal is SoftProject's second add-on since partnering with Main Capital Partners in 2024 and strengthens the group's metadata, data cataloguing and lineage capabilities across the DACH region.
FleetGO Group, backed by Main Capital Partners, has acquired Ireland-based DreamTec Systems to accelerate its expansion into the UK and Ireland. DreamTec provides telematics and fleet management solutions with a focus on fuel- and food-market-specific applications, enhancing FleetGO's industry capabilities and regional footprint.
Main Capital Partners announced it has acquired a majority stake in IQ Messenger (IQM), a vendor-neutral critical communication software provider for healthcare institutions. The investment is intended to support IQM’s product innovation and international expansion beyond its Benelux base, potentially via a buy-and-build approach.
Main Capital Partners has acquired Norwegian cloud-native document management SaaS provider Documaster from Summa Equity, which fully exited its investment. Since Summa's 2017 investment, Documaster grew more than 15x in revenue, reached profitability in 2024, and now has nearly 100 employees and ~750 customers (primarily public sector) across the Nordics and the Netherlands. Main Capital will aim to scale Documaster further across the Benelux and Nordic markets.
Main Capital Partners has acquired Flexagon, a Wisconsin-based provider of DevOps software and the FlexDeploy platform. Main intends to accelerate Flexagon's growth through a selective buy-and-build strategy to expand its presence in the enterprise DevOps market.
Main Capital Partners has made a majority investment in Lux Scientiae, Incorporated (LuxSci), a U.S.-based provider of HIPAA-compliant secure communications and hosting solutions for healthcare and other regulated industries. The partnership will provide LuxSci with resources to accelerate product development, pursue strategic acquisitions, and expand internationally while Main leverages its healthcare and security software experience to support growth.
Main Capital Partners has acquired Avinty, a Dutch provider of electronic patient records and eHealth software, from Gilde Equity Management. Avinty—serving over 400 customers and used by more than 65,000 healthcare professionals with 242 employees—will partner with Main to accelerate product development, expand into new healthcare segments and pursue strategic add-on acquisitions.
Pointsharp, a Main Capital-backed Swedish IAM software company, has acquired SecMaker, a Nordic provider of certificate-based security and digital identity solutions. The deal is the first step in Pointsharp's buy-and-build strategy to build a leading European identity and access management provider, strengthening capabilities in healthcare and public-sector IAM and enabling a new cloud offering (Live iD).
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