Dallas-based EXA Capital, strategic operators and investors in growing vertical market software companies, has acquired Nomos One, a New Zealand-based lease management and lease accounting SaaS platform.
“Nomos One’s innovative approach to lease management and lease accounting aligns perfectly with our vision for the future growth of our companies,” Omer Sajid, Founder and CEO of EXA Capital, said in a statement. “We are excited to have Nomos One join our portfolio of companies and to collaborate with Andrew and the Nomos One team to scale to new heights globally, whilst protecting the brand equity and strong culture that Nomos One has cultivated over the last decade.”
No financial details were released.
Founded in Dunedin, New Zealand, Nomos One serves global customers across various industries and lease portfolio sizes. This marks EXA Capital’s first acquisition in New Zealand’s active tech ecosystem and enriches its opportunities to enter other global markets, EXA said.
“We are incredibly proud of how far Nomos One has come since our inception in Dunedin,” Nomos One CEO Andrew Paykel said in a statement. “Being acquired by EXA Capital is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team. I would like to acknowledge Johnny Mirkin’s contribution as founder, whose effort set the company on a path of international expansion.”
Paykel added that he and his team anticipate a bright future with EXA.
“This partnership will open new growth opportunities and enable us to continue delivering exceptional value to our clients,” he said.
EXA Capital said it is committed to protecting the reputation and values that Nomos One has built since the New Zealand firm’s inception in 2011. The existing management team will continue to operate autonomously while benefiting from the resources and expertise that EXA Capital offers, EXA said.
EXA Capital was founded in 2020 and focuses on a buy-and-hold strategy for enterprise software companies. Its permanent hold model aligns well with the founders’ vision of legacy protection and the long-term sustainable growth of their businesses, the company said.
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