IBM buys Solid Information
International Business Machines Corp said on Friday it has agreed to buy in-memory database software provider Solid Information Technology from private owners for an undisclosed sum.
By Agencies |
HELSINKI: International Business Machines Corp said on Friday it has agreed to buy in-memory database software provider Solid Information Technology from private owners for an undisclosed sum. Solid’s largest owners were private equity firms Apax Partners and CapMan.
Solid is expected to have 2007 sales of around e10 million ($14.4 million), Vesa Wallden, a member of Solid board said.
IBM said the acquisition is expected to be closed in the first quarter of 2008. “IBM’s acquisition of Solid Information Technology supports the company’s growth strategy and capital allocation model, and it is expected to contribute to the achievement of the company’s objective for earnings-per-share growth through 2010,” IBM said in a statement.
Solid is expected to have 2007 sales of around e10 million ($14.4 million), Vesa Wallden, a member of Solid board said.
IBM said the acquisition is expected to be closed in the first quarter of 2008. “IBM’s acquisition of Solid Information Technology supports the company’s growth strategy and capital allocation model, and it is expected to contribute to the achievement of the company’s objective for earnings-per-share growth through 2010,” IBM said in a statement.
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