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Rædy takes 40.8% stake in Ipanema Technology ahead of 2026 merger

Rædy has taken a 40.8% stake in Ipanema Technology, with a legal and operational merger planned for September 1, 2026.

Rædy takes 40.8% stake in Ipanema Technology ahead of 2026 merger

Rædy has taken a 40.8% stake in Ipanema Technology, with a legal and operational merger planned for September 1, 2026, pending final formalities.

What the combination brings into Rædy

Ipanema Technology specializes in IT consulting, cloud, and applied artificial intelligence. Its teams have already adopted the Rædy identity in their commercial exchanges, while the combined organization is expected to operate under the Rædy brand.

The combination is intended to strengthen Rædy’s capabilities in applied AI for business use cases, cloud and application environments, and nearshore services. Ipanema is also expected to add extra production capacity and help industrialize clients’ AI and application projects.

Scope across the delivery chain

The group says it wants to cover more of the value chain, from scoping and consulting to architecture, development, security, and scaling. The combined offering will include AI and data, cloud, cybersecurity, application development, business solutions, digital communications, and nearshore services.

Scale of the combined business

The combined business will represent more than €13 million in pro forma revenue and bring together 120 employees and consultants in France and Morocco.

What this means for enterprise services buyers

The disclosed numbers give enterprise buyers a clearer view of the size of the combined Rædy-Ipanema setup: more than €13 million in pro forma revenue and 120 employees and consultants across France and Morocco. The announced scope also shows the combined offer stretching from consulting and architecture through development, security, and scaling, rather than sitting in one narrow delivery niche.

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