Bridgepoint has completed its acquisition of Eckoh, a global leader in Customer Engagement Data Security Solutions, at 54 pence per share.
The deal delisted Eckoh from the AIM market on the London Stock Exchange on 21 January 2025.
This acquisition represents the first deployment of capital from Bridgepoint Development Capital’s latest fund, BDC V, which focuses on investing in high-growth businesses with enterprise values of up to £300m. Bridgepoint’s expertise in mid-market investments positions it to support Eckoh in its next phase of growth.
Eckoh, a recognised leader in the payment and data security software sector for contact centres, has delivered robust financial and operational performance over the past decade. Bridgepoint aims to accelerate Eckoh’s growth through geographic expansion, product development, and targeted acquisitions. The strategy is expected to broaden Eckoh’s customer base and strengthen its market position.
This transaction underscores Bridgepoint’s commitment to fostering innovation and growth within its portfolio companies, particularly in sectors experiencing rapid technological advancements.
Source: Private Equity Wire
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