TAS acquires fellow Italian software provider Mitobit

Italian banking and financial services software provider TAS has acquired Mitobit, a Milan-based fintech that supplies software solutions for payments, banking, insurance, and fintech sectors, for an undisclosed sum.

Facts

  • TAS has acquired Mitobit, a Milan-based fintech that supplies software solutions for payments, banking, insurance, and fintech sectors.
  • Mitobit was founded in 2014 and is based in Milan.
  • The acquisition will allow TAS to provide its customers with complete, integrated solutions and services that enable them to compete in an increasingly dynamic payments market where cutting-edge technology and industry experience are key differentiation factors.
  • Mitobit believes that the two firms’ combined expertise and experience place them in a better position to deliver tailored products in an ever-evolving industry.
  • This is TAS Group’s fourth acquisition since July 2022.
  • Fabio Bravi, head of mergers and acquisitions at TAS, was positive about the deal.
  • TAS has previously acquired Krisopea, Astro IT, and Nemos.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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