
AnaCap-backed Heidelpay bolts on Alpha-Cash
AnaCap-backed Heidelpay, a German payment services provider, has acquired Alpha-Cash, a Germany-based point-of-sale manufacturer.
This acquisition is Heidelpay's second in 2019. The company acquired Universum Group, a Frankfurt-based payment service and debt collection business, in January. The acquisition allows Anacap to continue its buy-and-build strategy for Heidelpay and expand into the north-east of Germany.
AnaCap bought a majority stake in Heidelpay in 2017 for an undisclosed sum. The co-founders and management team retained a minority stake. Equity was drawn from the €850m AnaCap Financial Partners III fund.
Heidelpay anticipates revenues of €90m in 2019.
Previous funding
AnaCap's investment in 2017 was intended as a buy-and-build strategy, but also went towards launching additional products and functions for Heidelpay's core platform.
Other deals include the acquisition of Hamburg-based payment technology company Startec and Vienna-based payment service MPay24, both for undisclosed sums.
Company
Alpha-Cash offers stationary point-of-sale terminals, as well as installation and maintenance services. The company is based in Rostock and has an office in Leipzig.
People
AnaCap Financial Partners – Tassilo Arnhold (managing director).
Heidelpay Group – Mirko Hüllemann (founder, CEO); Philipp Zwirner (head of point-of-sale division).
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