Scati Labs becomes part of Grupo Tryo (Dinamia)

La empresa española de videovigilancia Scati Labs ha sido adquirida por Grupo Tryo (Dinamia) sin que se haya hecho público el importe de la operación.

Grupo Tryo, a company participated in by a venture capital firm Dinamia and created from the merger of Rymsa y Teltronic, ha cerrado la compra de Scati Labs, empresa con sede en Zaragoza especializada en el diseño, desarrollo y fabricación de sistemas de videovigilancia y seguridad, sin que de momento se conozcan los términos económicos de esta operación.

With this acquisition, Grupo Tryo “refuerza y complementa su posición de liderazgo en el mercado de sistemas de comunicaciones radio para misión crítica”, en el que opera a través de su filial Teltronic, como señala el comunicado de la compañía, and with which the group expects to reach a turnover of 90 million euros, with a 80% from its sales in the foreign market.

Founded in 1998 in Zaragoza, Scati Labs closed the fiscal year 2012 with a growth of 59% in its turnover, which meant 7,4 million euros. During the last years, this Spanish company that develops comprehensive security solutions in multi-sector environments (bank, retail, logistics, industry, education,…) has allocated 64% of its revenue to exports, mainly aimed at Latin America, with the opening of offices in Mexico, Brazil and Colombia.

Dinamia is a listed venture capital company since 1997 and managed by N+1 Private Equity, one of the main private equity firms with a geographic investment focus on the Iberian Peninsula, which in recent years has completed investments in about 42 companies. Last year, Dinamia se hizo con el 13,75% del grupo de comunicación Secuoya, mientras que N+1 Private Equity se hacía con el 41,25%, obteniendo una participación conjunta del 55%.