Potentia agrees $623m exit from Australia's Micromine
Australia’s Potentia Capital has agreed to exit its position in local mining software provider Micromine to UK-based industrial software player AspenTech in a deal worth AUD 900m (USD 623m).
The private equity firm acquired a significant stake for an undisclosed sum in late 2018 via its first fund, which closed on AUD 382m last year. AspenTech, which is taking a controlling interest in Micromine,...
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