Brillian UK acquires Trakm8 in £7.8m fleet tech deal

Brillian UK acquires Trakm8 in £7.8m fleet tech deal

Brillian UK, part of Constellation Software, has acquired Trakm8. The court-approved takeover values Trakm8 at £7.8 million, with delisting from AIM scheduled for 10 July. The 9.5p per share deal represents a 280% premium, underscoring continued overseas interest in UK vertical software assets.


Brillian UK, a subsidiary of Canada’s Constellation Software via its Omegro group, has completed the £7.8 million acquisition of West Midlands-based telematics specialist Trakm8 Holdings. The transaction, sanctioned under a UK court scheme of arrangement, became effective on 9 July 2025. Trakm8’s shares will be delisted from AIM at 07:00 on 10 July.

Trakm8, which provides telematics, analytics, and connected camera solutions to UK fleets, reported a 20% revenue fall in FY-24 amid sector headwinds. The acquisition price equates to 0.48× FY-24 sales, a notable discount to industry norms, reflecting both Trakm8’s losses and prevailing UK micro-cap valuations.

Constellation, which has spent over $1.7 billion on acquisitions in 2024, continues its push into UK transport tech through Omegro. The deal brings proprietary telematics IP and cross-selling opportunities across Constellation’s logistics businesses.

The purchase highlights ongoing public-to-private migration in the UK tech sector, with Trakm8 the 24th AIM tech company to exit via takeover since early 2024.

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