OPEXUS and Casepoint Announce Merger with Thoma Bravo's Majority Investment

OPEXUS, a leader in government process management software, and Casepoint, recognized for their advanced data discovery technology, have announced a merger complemented by a significant investment from Thoma Bravo, a reputable software investment firm. This strategic move aims to form a robust and innovative platform in data discovery and process management. Casepoint's shareholders and OPEXUS’s existing investor, Gemspring Capital, retain minority stakes post-merger. OPEXUS, serving a vast clientele comprising U.S. and Canadian government entities, specializes in digitizing complex processes and adhering to high privacy standards, notably for FOIA and audit functions. Casepoint's platform, esteemed for its cloud-native data discovery technology, is integral within many federal agencies and manages data for efficiency and compliance. The merger aims to drive growth predominantly in the North American GovTech market and facilitate the companies’ shared mission for customer-centered sustainable growth. Thoma Bravo's investment will support the firm in scaling their operations and meeting the demand in enterprise data software. Legal and financial advisors for this transaction included Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc., Cooley LLP, Baird, McDermott Will & Emery LLP, Comvest Credit Partners, and HarbourVest Partners.