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Dublin-based data whizz Glantus eyes London IPO around mid-May
Mon, 26th Apr 2021 10:47
(Alliance News) - IT firm Glantus Holdings PLC on Monday said it is shooting for a initial public offering on AIM in London in mid-May.
Glantus is a provider of accounts payable automation and analytics solutions headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. It is lead by Founder & Chief Executive Officer Maurice Healy, who holds a 40.3% stake. Chief Technology Officer Geoff Keating is the second largest shareholder currently with 19.4%.
Glantus focuses on three product segments: Active AP Discovery, Intelligent AP Automation and Advanced AP Analytics. The group utilises its internally developed data platform to offer an integrated solution for the finance function, accounts payable in particular. These solutions are offered to over 300 customers, more than 50 of which Glantus classifies as large enterprises, Glantus said.
Timely highlights of wine writing make a literary buffet on which to feast
Brian St. Pierre reviews
(Académie du Vin Library; £25)
By now, in this plague year, most of us may be feeling more than a bit like the poor dupe in Edgar Allen Poe’s “A Cask of Amontillado,” walled into a wine-cellar’s alcove, maneuvered into claustrophobic isolation in an extreme of anti-social distancing, and frustrated at being unable to expansively share one of the best things ever created for expansive sharing. Denied wine’s bridge to gregariousness, “cabined, cribbed, confined, bound in to saucy doubts and fears,” as Macbeth once complained, we need an antidote, and rummaging around in this anthology of wine writing is a good one; it’s a set of keys to open the windows and let some sun shine in again.