Completed · Norway · Software and IT services
Lime Technologies takes a majority stake in Supercompany.
Lime Technologies, the CRM software company headquartered in Lund, Sweden, announced on 6 November 2026 that it has acquired 51 percent of Supercompany, the Oslo company behind the AI meeting-documentation product Trale, which has around NOK 7.5 million in recurring software revenue and more than 200 customers in Europe. Supercompany continues as an independent company with its founding team in management. The deal completed on 6 November 2026.
SigningDay 100
Announced 6 November 2026 · Day 100 on 14 February 2027
- Buyer
- Lime Technologies AB (publ) ·Lund, Sweden
- Target
- Supercompany AS (Trale) ·Oslo, Norway
- Type
- Majority stake
- Announced
- 6 November 2026
- Completed
- 6 November 2026
- Value
- Not disclosed
- People
- Not stated in the release
- Last checked
- 6 November 2026
The people side in Norway
- In a transfer of an undertaking or part of one, existing employment rights and duties pass to the new employer, and the transfer itself is no ground for dismissal. Working Environment Act (arbeidsmiljøloven), sections 16-2 and 16-4
- Old and new employer inform and discuss the transfer with employee representatives as early as possible. Employees may object, with at least 14 days from being informed. Working Environment Act (arbeidsmiljøloven), sections 16-3 and 16-5
- From NOK 1 billion combined Norwegian turnover, with two parties each over NOK 100 million, a merger or acquisition of control is notified and may not close before the review ends. Competition Act (konkurranseloven), sections 18 and 19
Sources
- Lime Technologies press release (MFN), 6 November 2026 (primary source)
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