Seequent, a subsidiary of Bentley Systems, is a software company specializing in earth modeling, geo-data management, and team collaboration solutions. They provide subsurface software like Leapfrog and Oasis montaj, which empower geoscientists with tools for data processing, interpretation, and visualization. Their software is used in various industries, including mining, infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects, to create a better understanding of the earth.
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Bentley Systems’ subsidiary Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company, has signed an agreement to acquire Flow State Solutions.
The acquisition provides Seequent with advanced geostatistics algorithms, technology, and intellectual property for complex geospatial problem solving.
AR2Tech's solutions can be used independently or integrated with Seequent's Leapfrog 3D geological modeling solutions.
Graham Grant is the chief executive officer of Seequent.
AR2Tech's solutions complement Seequent's geological modeling solutions and workflows.
Seequent, a business unit of Bentley Systems, acquired Canadian software company Minalytix.
Seequent previously acquired the geoscientific imagery platform Imago, which is part of its mining and exploration portfolio.
Bentley Systems’ Seequent business unit acquired Imago Inc, a developer of cloud-based software for the capture and management of geoscientific imagery.
Seequent, a business unit of Bentley Systems, acquired Aarhus GeoSoftware.
Bentley Systems entered into a definitive agreement with investors led by Accel-KKR to acquire Seequent for $900,000,000 in cash, subject to adjustment, plus 3,141,361 BSY Class B shares.
Bentley expects Seequent to contribute in excess of $80,000,000 to Bentley’s ARR during 2021.