EyeTi Acquires SiSo Computers to Expand Sustainable IT Portfolio

EyeTi, an investment firm focused on IT companies, completed the acquisition of SiSo Computers B.V., an Almere-based IT company known for its strong position in sustainable and circular IT solutions. The transaction, announced on May 7, 2026, involved the full transfer of SiSo’s shares from Greendelta Corporate Investments to EyeTi. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

SiSo Computers has been under Greendelta’s ownership since 2021, during which period the company was successfully developed and positioned within the sustainable IT market. Greendelta decided to divest at this stage to enable SiSo’s next growth phase under a specialized IT investor. EyeTi’s acquisition aligns with its strategic focus on leading IT companies that emphasize sustainability and circular economy principles.

EyeTi is an investment company that targets IT businesses with innovative and sustainable offerings. SiSo Computers, based in Almere, specializes in IT solutions that prioritize environmental sustainability and circular IT practices, making it a complementary addition to EyeTi’s portfolio.

The acquisition is expected to generate multiple synergies. Revenue growth opportunities include cross-selling SiSo’s sustainable IT solutions to EyeTi’s existing portfolio companies and accessing new client segments focused on circular IT. Cost efficiencies may arise from consolidating back-office functions and leveraging economies of scale in procuring sustainable IT hardware and software. Operationally, the combined entity can share best practices and enhance research and development capabilities in sustainable IT.

Strategically, the deal strengthens EyeTi’s position in the Dutch sustainable and circular IT market segment. It also enables product enhancement through integration of SiSo’s offerings with EyeTi’s broader IT investments, fostering the development of advanced circular IT solutions.

Despite the strategic fit, integration challenges remain. Aligning the corporate cultures of an investment firm and an operational IT company, maintaining SiSo’s innovative edge, and ensuring continuity of client relationships during the transition are key considerations.

The acquisition is likely to accelerate industry consolidation in sustainable IT, increasing competitive pressure. Competitors may respond with heightened M&A activity, increased R&D investment, and strategic partnerships to counterbalance EyeTi’s expanded portfolio.

EyeTi and SiSo Computers have not disclosed specific financial details such as deal value or multiples. No advisors were publicly named in connection with the transaction.

Looking ahead, EyeTi plans to integrate SiSo’s operations and leverage combined expertise to drive growth in sustainable IT solutions. The acquisition underscores EyeTi’s commitment to expanding its footprint in niche IT segments focused on sustainability and circular economy principles.