Boeing buys Carmen Systems
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Carmen Systems today announced that The Boeing Company has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Carmen Systems AB. Boeing is one of the world's leading aerospace companies.
Carmen Systems is one of the fastest growing software companies in Europe. Over the last seven years, both revenues and margins have grown by more than 30% annually. Carmen Systems supplies the global transportation industry, particularly airlines and railways with resource optimization software and services.
Carmen Systems will play a key role in further broadening Boeing’s commercial operations services through its Jeppesen companies. The acquisition increases Jeppesen's ability to help its customers effectively manage their operating costs. Through this potential acquisition, Jeppesen will be able to strengthen their offering in the Airline, Railway and Logistics as well as the Marine segments.
Carmen Systems' CEO, Per Norén, says, “Boeing and Jeppesen bring very committed, strong and long term ownership with the focus on creating client value. It will give us a global presence and the ability to continue our long-term vision of applying advanced optimization to a variety of industries. This is a fantastic opportunity for Carmen Systems, its employees and clients. Furthermore it promotes a good and smooth ownership succession which is also an important aspect."
"Through this acquisition we are enhancing our portfolio of airline operations services," said Mark Van Tine, Jeppesen President and Chief Operating Officer. “We will deliver even greater value to our customers by enabling them to more effectively manage their operating costs through greater operational efficiency. In addition, Carmen's railroad business offers new opportunities for growth by applying existing Jeppesen technology to new markets."
The completion of the transaction is subject to customary conditions and the relevant authorities' approval. The companies will not be disclosing the terms of the transaction. SEB Enskilda served as financial advisor and Gernandt & Danielsson served as legal advisors.
Carmen Systems today announced that The Boeing Company has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Carmen Systems AB. Boeing is one of the world's leading aerospace companies.
Carmen Systems is one of the fastest growing software companies in Europe. Over the last seven years, both revenues and margins have grown by more than 30% annually. Carmen Systems supplies the global transportation industry, particularly airlines and railways with resource optimization software and services.
Carmen Systems will play a key role in further broadening Boeing’s commercial operations services through its Jeppesen companies. The acquisition increases Jeppesen's ability to help its customers effectively manage their operating costs. Through this potential acquisition, Jeppesen will be able to strengthen their offering in the Airline, Railway and Logistics as well as the Marine segments.
Carmen Systems' CEO, Per Norén, says, “Boeing and Jeppesen bring very committed, strong and long term ownership with the focus on creating client value. It will give us a global presence and the ability to continue our long-term vision of applying advanced optimization to a variety of industries. This is a fantastic opportunity for Carmen Systems, its employees and clients. Furthermore it promotes a good and smooth ownership succession which is also an important aspect."
"Through this acquisition we are enhancing our portfolio of airline operations services," said Mark Van Tine, Jeppesen President and Chief Operating Officer. “We will deliver even greater value to our customers by enabling them to more effectively manage their operating costs through greater operational efficiency. In addition, Carmen's railroad business offers new opportunities for growth by applying existing Jeppesen technology to new markets."
The completion of the transaction is subject to customary conditions and the relevant authorities' approval. The companies will not be disclosing the terms of the transaction. SEB Enskilda served as financial advisor and Gernandt & Danielsson served as legal advisors.
