MidEuropa acquires majority stake in Romanian IT firm RBC

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Private equity investor MidEuropa has acquired a majority stake in Romanian Business Consult (RBC), an IT system integrator specialising in retail, banking and industrial sectors in Romania. 

As part of the deal terms, Founder and CEO Andrei Bojiță will retain a minority stake and continue leading the business. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close in 2026.

"Welcoming MidEuropa as our new shareholder is an endorsement of our business, our people, and our strategy," Bojiță commented. "We are excited to work together to support RBC's next phase of development and continue delivering solutions for our clients."

Robert Knorr, Managing Partner of MidEuropa, commented: “RBC represents exactly the type of platform we seek to back: differentiated, vertically specialised, and embedded in its customers' core operations. We are excited to support RBC's long-term growth and strategic development.”

Founded in 1991, RBC provides IT systems and integration services to retail and banking clients, spanning consulting, systems integration, custom software development, and support. The company has deep sector expertise and relationships, with over 80% of clients working with RBC for more than 15 years.

MidEuropa was advised by Equiteq (M&A advisory), Kearney (commercial), Wolf Theiss, White & Case and Čavrak (legal), KPMG (financial, tax, IT and ESG), Financewise (financial), and AON (insurance).

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