Lime Technologies acquires 51% stake in Trale developer Supercompany
Bitget2026/11/06 06:51- Lime Technologies has acquired 51% of Norway’s Supercompany, the business behind AI meeting-documentation product Trale.
- The acquisition is funded from existing cash, with no significant impact expected on growth or profitability in the coming quarters.
- Lime can acquire the remaining shares in 2029; Supercompany will remain independent, with its founders retaining management roles.
- Trale launched in early 2025 and has around NOK 7.5 million in annual recurring software revenue from more than 200 European companies.
- The product will reach customers across Lime’s six markets as Lime Meeting Assist, while continuing standalone sales under the Trale brand.
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