We are delighted to have worked alongside the team at Roboyo to deliver this truly transformational deal.

Roboyo was founded in Germany in 2016 by former Deloitte and Capgemini consultants. Today, it is regarded by Gartner as the world’s leading intelligent automation firm. Working with many of the Fortune 500 and 19 of the DAX 30 companies, Roboyo enables organisations to harness a full spectrum of accelerated technologies, from robotic process automation to machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Luke Jones, Partner at MML Capital, explains,

“With this acquisition, Roboyo’s ability to satisfy the growing global demand for intelligent automation is now unmatched. This is an exciting opportunity for us and Roboyo, but above all for clients wanting to elevate performance and efficiency through hyperautomation”.

Roboyo’s European CEO, Nic Hess, states,

“As automation adoption accelerates within the enterprise environment, clients want a partner with enterprise scale expertise and a global footprint. We now cement our position as that partner. This is an exciting prospect for everyone at Roboyo because it enables us to help more clients to elevate their employee and customer experience in a way that drives next level performance, productivity and growth”.

Will Stewart and Luke Jones led the deal for MML Capital. The transaction was financed by Investec Bank plc (Kai Stengel, Jan Straube, James Haggie and Jack Moore) who have a strong track record of supporting mid-market tech companies across the UK, Germany and Benelux.

Roboyo was advised by Alantra (Debt Advisory, Guy Taylor and James Jewers), Pinsent Masons (Legal, Ed Stead and Rob Cunningham) and RSM (Financial and Tax, Rob McCarthy, Sam Dalziel and Nathan Derham).