Sogelink announced the acquisition of Netisys, marking its fifth acquisition in two years and the first major build-up since CVC's entry. This transaction strengthens Sogelink's offering for public and parapublic actors by integrating specialized tools for managing road, rail, and port infrastructures. The deal aligns with a strategy to cover the full asset lifecycle, specifically focusing on maintenance and sustainability. Netisys founders join the group, which also gains a strategic footprint in the Sophia-Antipolis technology park.

Sogelink acquired Geopixel, marking its fourth acquisition in two years. This targeted transaction allows Sogelink to integrate a specific "brick" of expertise: converting field topography data into 2D plans. The strategic rationale is driven by cross-selling, as Sogelink plans to deploy Geopixel's solution across its extensive portfolio of 20,000 clients.

CVC Capital Partners entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire a majority stake in Sogelink from Keensight Capital. Keensight, which had led the previous LBO in 2019, will reinvest alongside CVC to retain a significant minority stake. The process, managed by Raymond James, was competitive with interest from Silver Lake and Eurazeo. The transaction is supported by a robust debt package provided by Sixth Street, Blackstone, and Goldman Sachs. The roadmap focuses on accelerating organic growth and pursuing further M&A in Europe.

Sogelink acquired the Dutch group LOCATIQS from Main Capital Partners. This strategic combination aims to create a European champion in Construction Tech by merging Sogelink's engineering/design capabilities with LOCATIQS's GIS and field expertise. The transaction creates a group with over EUR130 million in consolidated revenue (including the Focus Software acquisition) and 650 employees. LOCATIQS's management team remains committed to the project alongside Sogelink's CEO, Fatima Berral.

Simultaneously with the acquisition of the Dutch group LOCATIQS, Sogelink acquired the Norwegian company Focus Software. This transaction marks Sogelink's strategic entry into the Nordic market. The 6 co-founders of Focus Software reinvested in the new group structure. This deal reinforces Sogelink's capabilities in the upstream design and planning phases of construction projects. The combined entity (Sogelink + LOCATIQS + Focus) reaches a consolidated revenue of over EUR130 million with 650 employees.