Main Capital Partners is combining its portfolio companies Omnidocs Group and Wood Wing to create a stronger enterprise information management player. Omnidocs, based in Copenhagen, provides document generation and automation software, while Wood Wing, headquartered in Amsterdam, specializes in content creation and management for brands and publishers. The combined entity will serve over 8,000 customers, employ more than 400 people, and generate over €70 million in revenue. Main Capital sees the merger as a strategic move to strengthen defensibility in the face of AI disruption by focusing on governed, mission-critical workflows where compliance and content management remain essential. The firm plans to drive growth through cross-selling, product integration, and expansion across the Nordics, Benelux, DACH, France, the UK, Switzerland, Austria, and North America.
In a separate deal, EQT Infrastructure has agreed to acquire ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management at an implied enterprise value of A$9.3 billion (~$6.5 billion; ~€5.8 billion). The offer of A$3.095 per share represents a 32.1% premium over Cleanaway’s last closing price of A$2.37. Cleanaway operates a national network of waste management and resource recovery infrastructure across Australia. EQT intends to support long-term growth, operational excellence, and Australia’s circular economy, with Cleanaway’s board unanimously recommending shareholder approval.
Source: PE Hub · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing