CAPZA announces the arrangement of Unitranche financing to support IceLake Capital’s acquisition of Rubicon, a leading expert in Microsoft Cloud and Artificial Intelligence solutions.
 
Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Leusden in the Netherlands, Rubicon is a leading expert in Microsoft Azure Cloud and AI solutions, specializing in complex IT challenges such as architecture, engineering, integration, data and application development. In recent years, Rubicon has rapidly grown on the back of its “Cloud Only, AI First” strategy.
 
Rubicon excels in the (semi-)public and financial sectors, where it serves large enterprise clients which have complex IT environments, are subject to stringent regulations and need local delivery. With a team of 300 highly specialized professionals, the Group has earned a reputation for technical excellence and trusted partnerships.
 
With the support of IceLake Capital, Rubicon aims to accelerate its growth trajectory as the Microsoft Powerhouse of the Netherlands by further investing in talent development and its service offering and initiating a buy-and-build strategy.
 
“Rubicon has built a strong position in the IT services market in the Netherlands, driven by a highly experienced team and solid relationships with reputable enterprise clients. We are excited to support its ambitious growth strategy alongside IceLake Capital.” – Geert Brulot, Partner at CAPZA.

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