Sale of substantial staker to D2E Capital

Bluecrux sold a substantial stake to Down2Earth Capital

  • Deal Stage:  closed transaction
  • Service:  sell
  • Sector: Business Services
  • Sub-sector: Other Business Services
  • Contact Email: laurent.linkens@vdp.be

Description

 Bluecrux, the result of a 2015 merger of two specialised consulting companies that started their activities in 2011, is currently organised around two mutually enforcing business models : Consulting and Products.   Bluecrux is offering Supply Chain (SCM) and Operations Consulting, leveraging on in-house developed methodologies, mainly focussing on life sciences, process industries and manufacturing companies. The consulting activities, often with longer time clients, combined with internal R&D-activities have resulted in co-created cloud based solutions (current Products : Binocs and LightsOutPlanning) that show substantial market potential. More cloud based solutions – originated in the innovation-driven co-creative culture of Bluecrux – are in different stages of development. Both Bluecrux’s consulting services (today about 75% of sales) and its productized solutions are interlaced with digital & Industry 4.0 concepts such as big data analysis, smart algorithms, simulation techniques and artificial intelligence.   Bluecrux has a strong and rapidly growing blue chip client base in EMEA with recurring business from longer term customer partnerships. Bluecrux generates approximately 12 MEUR in sales (about 60 people) with 30%+ EBITDA-profitability. Strong balance sheet, no financial debt. The stand-alone business plan foresees substantial growth in the coming years, with an increasing Products component.   As the SCM-market is gaining momentum and Bluecrux is at a crossroad, the current management-owners have decided (and mandated VD&P) to search for a suitable strategic partner to boost growth internationally. 

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