
PE-backed Amexio bolts on Gam Consult
Backed by Societe Generale Capital Partenaires (SGCP) since 2014, enterprise content management (ECM) services provider Amexio has bolted on Belgium- and Luxembourg-based Gam Consult.
Amexio financed the acquisition via a capex line arranged by SGCP when the investor backed the group in 2014. The transaction was also supported by a senior debt package provided by BNP Paribas, LCL and Neuflize OBC.
Gam Consult will bring Amexio an extra €5m in revenues, and an extra 40 staff. The combined entity should generate around €23m in revenues and employ 210 people. However, Amexio said it would aim for a €25m turnover this year.
The addition of Gam Consult will enable Amexio to extend its client portfolio, with a stronger focus on the Benelux region.
Previous funding
In July 2014, SGCP backed the owner buyout of Amexio. The backer took a minority stake alongside co-founder Xavier Morcillo. A capex line was put in place by the investor at the time.
Company
Founded in 2006, Amexio is specialised in the management of enterprise content and data. Services offered by the group focus on three areas: ECM, customer communication management, and document management systems. The company is headquartered in Paris, and recorded €14.6m in revenues in 2014.
Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Windhof, south-western Luxembourg, Gam Consult provides IBM ECM and WebSphere application services in partnership with IBM, and Microsoft BizTalk services, helping businesses manage their content, data and client relations. The group currently employs 40 people and generates a €5m turnover.
People
Amexio – Xavier Morcillo (founder); Giuseppe Contino (managing director).
Advisers
Equity – KPMG, Damien Moron, Olivier Lacour (financial due diligence); CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre, Audrey Bertolotti, Agathe Paul (legal); Fidufrance Avocats, Grégoire Gilbert (legal).
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