Satori announces new funding investment with Pemba

We are pleased to announce that Satori has taken onboard a new investor, with Pemba Capital Partners.

As one of the leading buy-and-build private equity companies in Australia, Pemba has a strong track record of transforming software companies into market leaders,

“We’ve always trusted in the strength and loyalty of our client relationships, which is a true reflection of the value Satori provides,” said Satori CEO Gavin Steinberg.

“Pemba recognised this potential and shares our vision for expanding the business—both in Australia and globally—through strategic support.”

Pemba’s Mark Bryan and Mark Legh have also joined the Satori Board.

Read more about the deal here: https://pemba.com.au/pemba-partner-with-satori/

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