Francisco Partners, KKR agree TeamSystem stakes at up to €10 billion valuation

  • Francisco Partners and KKR agreed to acquire minority stakes in TeamSystem from Hellman & Friedman.
  • The transaction values TeamSystem between €8 billion and €10 billion.
  • Hellman & Friedman first invested in TeamSystem in 2016, according to the report.

Francisco Partners and KKR have agreed terms to acquire minority stakes in Italian software company TeamSystem from its main investor Hellman & Friedman. Francisco Partners will buy about 10%, while roughly 5% will be sold to other investors including KKR, valuing TeamSystem at €8 billion to €10 billion ($9.27 billion to $11.59 billion). The deal comes after a sharp software-stock selloff linked partly to concerns about artificial intelligence, but TeamSystem’s integration with government e-invoicing systems may make its products more difficult for AI-driven competitors to replicate. H&F, which invested in 2016, held 69% of TeamSystem in July and is transferring its remaining stake to another fund it manages while returning capital through a private IPO process. TeamSystem generates more than €1.3 billion in revenue and about €600 million in core earnings, compared with €75 million of EBITDA when H&F invested.

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