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Tekever reinforces in the United Kingdom with acquisition of Flowcopter

Observador1 September 2026 at 10:00

The Portuguese company Tekever, classified as a unicorn, announced the acquisition of the British company Flowcopter. This operation marks a significant reinforcement of Tekever's presence in the United Kingdom market.

The Flowcopter, the acquired company, has its headquarters in Edinburgh. The value of the deal was not disclosed to the public.

With this acquisition, Tekever expands its activity in the United Kingdom, consolidating its position in the country. The operation is part of the Portuguese company's international expansion strategy.

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