Exagon Inc. has been acquired by Berger-Levrault Intl. Ltd
The private shareholders of Canada-based Exagon Inc. have sold the company to Berger-Levrault Intl. Ltd., a division of Groupe Berger-Levrault, for an undisclosed consideration.
Exagon Inc. develops financial resources management, remuneration, human resources, and investment management software for the public sector.
Groupe Berger-Levrault operates a printing firm of catalogues and periodicals. Through its divisions, the company carries out distribution activities of books and other printed goods and the distribution of software and office stationary. A second activity of the company is the electronic processing of documents for editors and other customers through its document processing division. The company is based in Paris, France.
Oaklins' team in Montreal acted as the exclusive advisor to the seller in this transaction.
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