Oribi’s shareholders have received a fairness opinion
April 2025 — Main Capital Partners has transferred its investment in Oribi Groep B.V. to a continuation fund vehicle. The transaction is designed to support Oribi’s buy-and-build strategy by providing access to additional investment capital from Main to finance future acquisitions and accelerate the company’s growth.
Oribi is a Netherlands-based provider of identity verification, access management and compliance software. The group offers integrated solutions for digital identity verification, visitor and workforce registration, authorization management and regulatory compliance, serving customers across government, construction, healthcare, logistics and other sectors.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in the Netherlands provided a fairness opinion assessing whether the consideration to be paid by Main for shares in Oribi as part of the transaction was fair to Oribi’s shareholders from a financial point of view.
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