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Synova buys Danish IT provider netIP from Adelis

The Nordic buyout firm exits after doubling revenue at the SME-focused managed services group

M&A News deals deskTechnology / Managed IT services · Europe, Nordics9 Oct 2026

Adelis Equity Partners said on 9 October 2026 that it had agreed to sell its majority stake in netIP, a Danish one-stop IT partner for small and medium-sized businesses, to Synova.

Why Synova is buying netIP A/S (majority stake from Adelis Equity Partners Fund III)

netIP's co-chief executives said Synova shares their ambition to become the preferred IT partner for Danish SMEs.

“We are proud of what we have achieved together and are convinced that netIP will continue its successful growth journey together with Synova”Martin Welna and Jesper Bahlke, Adelis Equity Partners

Deal terms and financing

Adelis Equity Partners Fund III is selling its majority holding; netIP's management will reinvest alongside Synova. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Regulatory approvals and timing

The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close around the turn of the year.

Market context

When Adelis invested in 2022, netIP was a regional provider with about 165 staff in seven offices. It has since more than doubled revenue, tripled EBITDA and made five add-on acquisitions, and offers IT outsourcing, cloud, AI services, cybersecurity and consulting.

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