Exagon Inc. has been acquired by Berger-Levrault Intl. Ltd
July 2014 — The private shareholders of Canada-based Exagon Inc. have sold the company to Berger-Levrault Intl. Ltd., a division of Groupe Berger-Levrault, for an undisclosed consideration.
Exagon Inc. develops financial resources management, remuneration, human resources, and investment management software for the public sector.
Groupe Berger-Levrault operates a printing firm of catalogues and periodicals. Through its divisions, the company carries out distribution activities of books and other printed goods and the distribution of software and office stationary. A second activity of the company is the electronic processing of documents for editors and other customers through its document processing division. The company is based in Paris, France.
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