News: Addnode Group acquires the no-code company Genus in Norway

Björn Wulff Director of Business Development at Addnode Group, Lars E. Holth COO Genus, Andreas Wikholm President Addnode Process Management, Geir Bergheim CPO og grunder Genus, Erik Hannisdal Interim CEO Genus, Elisabeth Forslin Head of Merger & Acquisitions at Addnode Group.

28 May 2025. Addnode Group announced today that it has signed an agreement to acquire Genus AS, a Norwegian company offering a no-code platform for case management systems and business applications aimed at banks, insurance companies, and the public sector. Net sales in Genus amounted to SEK 165 million in 2024, and its EBITA margin was higher than that of Addnode Group’s division Process Management. The company has 87 employees and is headquartered in Oslo. Genus will become part of Addnode Group’s Process Management division.

 

Genus develops, delivers, and maintains a powerful and scalable no-code platform for business-critical solutions for customers in banking, insurance, and the public sector. The platform is mainly used to manage complex processes where documentation, regulatory compliance, and internal governance are key requirements.

 

“The acquisition of Genus significantly strengthens Addnode Group’s offering of proprietary digital solutions to both the private and public sectors. Genus’ No Code -platform and long-standing customer relationships bring strong growth potential, reinforcing our position as a leading provider of business-critical case management systems in the Nordics,” says Andreas Wikholm, Head of Division Process Management, Addnode Group.

 

“As Genus now becomes part of Addnode Group, it marks the beginning of the next chapter in our growth journey. We look forward to becoming part of a group that shares the same values as us when it comes to employees and that also has a strong focus on delivering modern and sustainable digital solutions. Together, we will be able to realize the significant international potential of our No Code -platform,” says Geir Bergheim, Chief Product Officer and founder of Genus.

 

Payment of the purchase price upon completion is made in cash and through a non-cash issue of Class B shares in Addnode Group with the support of previous authorization from Addnode Group’s Annual General Meeting. The number of newly issued Class B shares is estimated to amount to 2,050,000, which, calculated after the issue, corresponds to a dilution of 1.52 per cent of the share capital and 1.21 per cent of the voting rights in Addnode Group. A contingent consideration may be paid depending on Genus’ future financial performance. The acquisition is expected to positively affect earnings per share in Addnode Group from the date of completion.

The acquisition is not subject to any completion conditions. Completion is expected on 1 July 2025, and Genus will be consolidated as part of Addnode Group’s division Process Management.

 

For more information, please contact:

Erik Hannisdal, Interim CEO, Genus: +47 906 62 491,

e-mail: erik.hannisdal@genus.no

 

 

About Genus


Genus AS is a Norwegian software company offering a powerful no-code platform for enterprise solutions. We specialize in empowering industries such as financial services, banking, insurance, and resource management with tailored no-code applications. We prioritize data security and regulatory compliance across multiple countries, empowering our customers to improve operational efficiency while safeguarding sensitive information.

 

Founded in 1995, Genus has been at the forefront of streamlining workflows through automation and digitalization. Our platform offers flexible solutions that can be updated in minutes, seamlessly integrates with existing systems, enhances data governance, and enables rapid adaptation to market changes, ensuring your business remains competitive in a dynamic landscape.

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