Accenture acquires Mjělner Informatics from Norlys to boost software capabilities
What happened
Accenture completed the acquisition of Mjělner Informatics from Norlys. Mjělner Informatics is a Danish technology company that specializes in end-to-end digital solutions for Energy & Utilities and Manufacturing clients in Western Denmark. Following the acquisition, approximately 400 professionals from Mjělner Informatics joined Accenture.
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Why it matters
The acquisition strengthens Accenture's software engineering, digital engineering, and embedded software development capabilities in Denmark. This move expands Accenture's presence across Denmark and deepens its industry expertise in Energy & Utilities and Manufacturing.
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The entities involved
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Accenture
multinational management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company
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Norlys
Danish holding company
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