The software as a service company House of Control has today been admitted to trading on Merkur Market (ticker code: HOC-ME).

Founder and CEO, Lasse Sten, says both the company and the solutions are built on the vision to become the CFO’s best friend: “The platform gives full control of contracts, assets and liabilities. Both the basic solution and the modules are developed in close collaboration with CFOs.”

House of Control recently raised NOK 650 million through a private placement, consisting of NOK 350 million in new shares and NOK 300 million through sale of existing shares. The placement attracted strong interest from Nordic and international investors and was multiple times oversubscribed, reported House of Control.

“House of Control has seen an annual organic growth of 30 percent since 2016. Our further organic growth is already fully financed. We have now raised NOK 350 million to finance future acquisitions. By listing on Merkur Market we now invite others to join our growth journey,” says Sten.

House of Control develops and sells software as a service (SaaS) solutions. The main solution is Complete Control, which is used for managing contracts and assets, including the contracts’ financial implications for accounting, budgeting and reporting. Complete Control has several modules and add-ons, including compliance with IFRS 16 (Financial Leases) requirements, HR management, digital signature and price index adjustments. The user value is derived from cutting costs, saving time, and reducing business risk and dependency on key personnel.