Skelia SARL has been sold to Nortal AS
Skelia SARL has been acquired by Nortal AS. Following the acquisition, Skelia’s strong presence in Ukraine and Poland will provide Nortal with a solid platform for growth. Together, the parties will be able to expand their business across geographies and time zones, sharpening their customer offering and creating additional opportunities for their global employee pool.
Skelia is an international leader in building cross-border IT and engineering teams. The company is an expert in extending customers’ organizations and acts as a long-term strategic partner to its clients. Skelia serves customers in 10 countries and operates through a global network of offices in the Benelux, Poland, Ukraine and the US. Skelia is headquartered in Luxembourg and generates revenues of approximately US$16 million.
Nortal is an Estonian digital transformation company with more than 1,400 experts across 20 offices in Europe, the US and the Middle East. Nortal’s seamless teams bring together strategic consulting, software engineering, product and customer experience, project management and design practices to create meaningful impact for customers. Nortal’s revenues amount to approximately US$100 million.
Oaklins’ Swedish team was engaged to run a structured sale process and advised the seller throughout the transaction.



Patrik Vandewalle
CEO and Co-owner, Skelia SARL
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