Trison acquired by firm linked to Liechtenstein royal family

A private equity firm linked to Liechtenstein’s royal family has acquired leading European digital signage integrator Trison.  

L-Gam plans to expand the Spanish-headquartered company, which is expected to turn over about €113m this year, organically and through acquisitions. 

Trison’s previous majority shareholder – Spain’s Portobello Capital – started the sales process at the start of 2022, but interest was dampened by the post-pandemic crisis.

Trison’s chief executive, Alberto Caceres, and the management team will remain on board to lead the new growth phase.

Trison was founded in 1993 in La Coruña, in Galicia, and has subsidiaries in Spain, France, Germany and the UK, as well as sales offices in Asia and Latin America.

With a development capacity of more than 3,000 projects per year, the company has specialised in global brand launches for the fashion, automotive and luxury industries. Its customer base includes Spanish multinational clothing company, Inditex.

Carlos Saavedra, founder and chairman of Trison, and Alberto Caceres, CEO of Trison, commented: “We are extremely proud of what Trison has achieved in recent years, consolidating its leadership position in its core markets, establishing new business areas and becoming a trusted company. We are pleased to begin a strong partnership with L-Gam, who will support Trison in the next chapter of its growth with their international reach, expertise and value creation capabilities.”

Felipe Merry del Val, founding partner of L-Gam, said: “Trison is an outstanding company with a unique value proposition as a scaled and technology-enabled provider of mission-critical digital services to improve customer experiences and customer journeys across a range of industries.”