Lithuanian Mobility-as-a-Service company Trafi is acquired by Enghouse Systems. The deal marks another exit for Practica Capital
Canadian publicly traded Enghouse Systems Limited has acquired Trafi Ltd., Lithuania’s leading provider of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) solutions. The deal also marks another exit for Practica Capital, one of the Trafi first investors.
About Trafi
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Trafi, founded in 2013 and based in Vilnius, offers a scalable and comprehensive MaaS platform designed to integrate complex transport networks into a single, user-centric application. The company's platform offering features such as real-time data mapping, in-app ticketing and payments, and comprehensive data analysis tools.
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The company's white-label product enables cities and public transport authorities to connect various mobility options. These include public transport, car rental, taxi and micro mobility (bicycles, scooters etc), integrated into a unified, multimodal journey planning platform.
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Trafi's solutions are trusted by major cities such as Berlin (Jelbi), Brussels (Floya), and Solent (Breeze).
Acquisition details
Enghouse Systems Limited has acquired Trafi Ltd. through a wholly-owned subsidiary.
"We're excited to join Enghouse and combine Trafi's cutting-edge MaaS technology with their global footprint and deep expertise in ticketing solutions. Together, we can accelerate and bring integrated, user-friendly mobility experiences to even more cities around the world," says Damian Bown, CEO of Trafi.
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Enghouse Systems Ltd. is a Canadian publicly traded company (TSX:ENGH) offering enterprise software solutions for sectors such as contact centers, video communications, healthcare, telecommunications, public safety, and transit.
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The company focuses on internal growth and acquisitions, funded by operating cash flows, with no external debt. Enghouse operates in two business segments: the Interactive Management Group and the Asset Management Group.
The deal also marked an exit for Practica Capital, a Vilnius-based €80 million early-stage investment fund focusing on the Baltic startup scene. The fund’s recent portfolio includes Qminder, Eany.io, and AMLYZE.