Computershare buys Germany's SLS Group

Australian share registry firm Computershare has acquired Germany's SLS Group, a provider of shareholder meeting services, for A$24 million in cash.

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Computershare buys Germany's SLS Group

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Based in Schwabhausen, near Munich, SLS Group has been providing AGM services to German companies for 26 years. The company provides technology products such as Q&A back office systems and Internet proxy voting services to clients including Deutsche Post, Deutsche Telekom, Lufthansa and Allianz.

Chris Morris, Computershare CEO, says Germany is a key market for the vendor, which has grown its presence in country over the past 12 months: "The acquisition fits very well with Computershare's core competencies and is a big positive for our customers in Germany and throughout Europe."

Computershare says it expects the acquisition to be earnings per share positive in fiscal 2006.

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