Dukem Solutions buys two software units in Inetum carve-out
What's the deal? Dukem Solutions has acquired RACORDO and RIMSESDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, two business software publishers previously part of French digital services group InetumDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The deal, structured as a carve-out, was announced in September 2026 for an undisclosed sum.
What do they do? RIMSES is maintenance software that combines the planning, monitoring, and adjustment of interventions in one tool to improve facility reliability. RACORDO handles logistics, administrative, and financial tasks for production and wholesale businesses, with a focus on complex pricing and promotional structures.
Who's buying? Dukem Solutions, led by Victor Matia, develops industrial operations software. It plans to build on the two products with "accelerated innovation," modernised interfaces, and ongoing attention to clients' operational needs.
Why now? The sale completes Inetum's removal of the two businesses from its scope. For a group focused on digital transformation services, shedding standalone software publishers lets each side concentrate on its core business — Inetum on services, Dukem on software development.
Who advised? Closing, represented by Maxime Claes, led the sale for Inetum, working with AURIS FinanceDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →'s Carlos Bedran and Mathieu Brua.
The signal: Carve-outs remain a favoured route for large services groups to streamline portfolios, handing niche software assets to specialist owners better placed to invest in them. For RACORDO and RIMSES, a dedicated industrial-software parent offers a clearer path to product development than life inside a broad digital services group.
Read more: auris-finance.fr
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