Who acquired E2open?
CC Neuberger Principal Holdings I is a special purpose acquisition company that completed its initial public offering in April 2020, raising $414 million in proceeds.
Who acquired Inttra?
E2open
AUSTIN, Texas, October 22, 2018 – E2open, the one place in the cloud to run your supply chain, today announced the acquisition of INTTRA, the leading ocean shipping network, software and information provider.
Who purchased Amber Road?
E2open, LLC
AUSTIN, Texas – July 2, 2019 – E2open, LLC (“E2open”), the one place in the cloud to run your supply chain, today announced the completion of its previously announced acquisition of Amber Road, Inc. (NYSE: AMBR) (“Amber Road”).
When did E2open become public?
July 2012
According to the company’s estimate, more than 60,000 trading partners and 200,000 unique registered users currently participate in the E2open Business Network. In July 2012, E2open went public on the NASDAQ. In March 2015, Insight Venture Partners announced that it had completed its acquisition of E2open.
Who is Amber Road?
(NYSE: AMBR) was a US-based software company specializing in Global Trade Management (GTM) solutions. It was acquired by E2open for $425 million in 2019. Amber Road was headquartered in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with its European headquarters in Munich, Germany.
What is global trade management?
Global Trade Management is the practice of streamlining the entire lifecycle of a global trade across order, logistics, and settlement activities to significantly improve operating efficiencies and cash flows.
What was traded on the Amber Road?
Salt from the salt mines of Central Europe—sought after by the peoples of northern Europe—was exchanged with amber from the Baltic shores, which was then sold to Mediterranean peoples.
Why was the Amber Road important?
As this road was a lucrative trade route connecting the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, Roman military fortifications were constructed along the route to protect merchants and traders from Germanic raids.
Is E2open publicly traded?
E2open, a provider of cloud-based supply chain solutions, is once again a publicly traded company after completing its merger with a special purpose acquisition company.
What is E2open used for?
Multi-enterprise connectivity through E2open automates the collection of data across any or all parts of the supply chain and sales channel. E2open’s digital twin creates a digital abstraction of the end-to-end physical supply chain and sales channel and continuously updates it with information from underlying systems.
Where was the Amber Road located?
While under ancient Roman power, the Amber Road took the form that’s most commonly known today: running vertical, one end near Venice and Rome, and the other close to St. Petersburg in Russia. Other paths branched out from this main line, shipping amber all across Europe and into Asia.
What happened to Amber Road?
What companies has E2open bought?
Late 2017, E2open acquired Channel Data Management provider Zyme. and in early 2018, E2open acquired Entomo and Birch Worldwide. E2open bought the shipping platform Inttra in October 2018. In May 2019, E2open announced the acquisition of Amber Road, a global trade management software provider.
What happened to E2open?
In July 2013, E2open announced that it acquired supply chain vendor ICON-SCM, and in June 2014, E2open announced its acquisition of SERUS Corporation, a “cloud-based manufacturing and product management provider”. In March 2015, Insight Venture Partners announced that it had completed its acquisition of E2open.
When did E2open acquire SERUS Corporation?
In July 2013, E2open announced that it acquired supply chain vendor ICON-SCM, and in June 2014, E2open announced its acquisition of SERUS Corporation, a “cloud-based manufacturing and product management provider”.
Did E2open buy Amber Road?
AUSTIN, Texas – July 2, 2019 – E2open, LLC (“E2open”), the one place in the cloud to run your supply chain, today announced the completion of its previously announced acquisition of Amber Road, Inc. (NYSE: AMBR) (“Amber Road”).