LanguageLoop hires a CFO; Apostroph Group names a Head of Operations / Translation Technology; Plint appoints the Head of Plint Direct; and Dyade adds a Client Relationship Partner.
Download the Slator 2019 Language Industry M&A and Funding Report — an in-depth summary and analysis of the 60 language industry M&A and 15 start-up and tech funding rounds.
Detailed list of 22 private equity firms invested in some of the world's largest LSPs incl. key people, AUM, year of investment, typical holding period and more.
Slator Language Industry Job Index (LIJI), which tracks how employment activity is trending across the global language industry, hits record levels in August 2019.
List of 250 Swiss-based language service providers registered as a corporation (AG) or limited liability company (GmbH).
Slator tracked over 70 language industry M&A transactions and reviewed the next steps founders took after selling their business.
Download Slator’s 2018 Language Industry M&A and Funding Report — an in-depth summary and analysis of the 48 language industry mergers and acquisitions and ten startup funding rounds Slator covered in 2018.
For years, Switzerland’s federal bureaucracy sourced translation services at a minimum rate of 40 cents per word until a right-wing politician forced a vote in parliament to end the practice. Now, Donnelley, Apostroph, Lionbridge and other LSPs are forced to bid for each job in minitenders.
German LSP Transline acquired Wordflow to add to SAP translation expertise and intends to do more acquisitions. Apostroph takes over Transcript in Switzerland, and the Netherlands sees two other LSPs changing hands.
Another Swiss-based language service provider changes hands as more and more outside competitors move into the high-priced Swiss market. Apostroph CEO Philipp Meier to remain and become shareholder in combined group.
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