BRIS has been acquired by SKG-IKOB
Stichting SBRCURnet has sold BRIS to SKG-IKOB.
Based in the Netherlands, BRIS develops, maintains and distributes interactive software applications for the construction industry in order to consult, interpret and apply local building regulations. Clients consists of governmental institutions, construction companies and engineering companies.
SKG-IKOB is a Dutch certification organization for the building and real estate sector, active in testing and certifying designs, products, processes, services and management systems. The firm was established as a certification and testing institute more than 35 years ago, on the initiative of the industry itself. Since then, SKG-IKOB has become a partner for safeguarding the long term performance and safety of industrial products for the building industry.
Stichting SBRCURnet is an independent and leading knowledge institute active in the construction sector.
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands acted as the exclusive M&A advisor to the seller in this transaction.
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Sander van 't Spijker
Oaklins Netherlands
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