Triton-led consortium takes 93% of Cint at SEK 6.00 a share

What's the deal? TriCarbs BidCo, a vehicle backed by TritonDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → Fund 6 and BoleroDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, has completed its recommended cash offer for Sweden's Cint Group and now controls 93.0% of the shares. The consortium acquired all tendered shares at SEK 6.00 each after conditions were met.

How the numbers stack up: Shareholders holding 225,052,917 shares — 63.4% of Cint — accepted the offer. Combined with the 105,158,480 shares Bolero already owned and is contributing, TriCarbs BidCo now controls 330,211,397 shares.

Why now? The consortium first announced the bid on April 27, 2026, at SEK 5.60 per share. It raised the price to SEK 6.00 on June 30 and extended the acceptance period to July 14, 2026, when the threshold to complete was reached.

What changes? Settlement for shares tendered by July 14 is expected on or around July 22, 2026. TriCarbs BidCo has extended the acceptance period to July 29 to give remaining shareholders another chance to tender, with settlement for that period expected around August 5, 2026.

Because the offer is now unconditional, shareholders who have accepted, or who accept during the extended period, cannot withdraw. Neither the consortium nor closely related parties held any Cint shares or equivalent instruments at announcement beyond Bolero's existing stake.

The signal: Private equity continues to take listed technology and data firms private, with Triton adding Cint to its mid-market portfolio at a level of control that clears the path toward full ownership.

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