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Capital cities purchased by Orca Capital

Capital city Sub undergoes revival following its purchase by Orca Capital, with emphasis on artificial intelligence trading, strategic partnerships, and expansion.

Orca Capital gains control over various city capitals
Orca Capital gains control over various city capitals

Capital cities purchased by Orca Capital

Sub Capitals, a company with a unique focus on artificial intelligence (AI) in stock trading, has undergone a significant change. Orca Capital shareholders have acquired 100% of Sub Capitals, effectively ending the company's bankruptcy filing and paving the way for a new era.

Co-founders Marius Siegert and Marc Schmid will remain with the company, continuing to work on implementing the growth strategy. Their vision for Sub Capitals, rooted in the belief that AI would fundamentally change the way we trade, will continue to guide the company's direction. However, co-founder Franz Liebermann will pursue other projects.

The acquisition by Orca Capital was not unexpected. Orca Capital was not only the first customer but also the second-largest investor in Sub Capitals. The partnership between the two companies has proven to be successful, with Sub Capitals already supporting around 15 financial institutions in five countries with its own AI models for risk management since 2024.

The financing of Sub Capitals was a challenge in the difficult market environment. Long sales cycles in the B2B sector pushed the company to its limits. However, the founders sought a strategic partner who shared their vision and could financially secure further development. In Orca Capital, they found that partner.

Christoph Dichtl, an Orca shareholder and new managing director of Sub Capitals, plans to further develop the technology and data foundation of Sub Capitals. He aims to build on the company's success and take it to new heights. Sub Capitals will work more closely with selected reference clients, including Orca Capital, to achieve these goals.

The new owners, Orca Capital shareholders, are relying on the technology developed by Sub Capitals. They believe that it has the potential to revolutionise the way they operate and compete in the market. Sub Capitals will focus on tackling the next steps for the company with this new ownership.

Despite the changes, Sub Capitals will continue to work closely with its existing and new reference clients. The company will withdraw its precautionary insolvency filing and continue to operate with its unique technology and data foundation.

Co-founder Marius Siegert stated that Orca Capital shareholders are a strong strategic partner. He expressed optimism about the future of Sub Capitals under their leadership. The team at Sub Capitals remains committed to their vision and is excited about the opportunities that lie ahead.

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