Dublin Software Co €2m Investment

Founded by ex-wonga developers, Ardanis to deepen footprint in finance, pharma, technology, and e-commerce sectors

Ardanis Technologies, the Dublin software developer, has announced it is to invest €2 Million in product development as it grows on the back of opportunities in the United Kingdom despite Brexit. The company says it will almost triple its current 12 strong team over the next 12 months, particularly in software engineering.

The company was founded in 2016 by ex-Wonga software colleagues Ivan Goor, Brian Flynn, Kostas Konstantinidis and Lei Yu, along with Ivan's relative Stefan Goor, specialising in software and digital transformation services.

According to the company's CEO, Ivan Goor (pictured), the investment will support the Ardanis’ strategy to drive international growth and develop software products and services that will deliver next generation digital solutions that can evolve and adapt as customer needs change.

He said; “We are focused on our continuing growth and our further product development as we build great software for great companies to help them digitally transform. Our experience and expertise support digital project delivery and we are currently extending our footprint in rapidly growing sectors that have also seen accelerated growth despite challenges presented by the pandemic.”

Industry-leading development expertise is inherent to Ardanis.  With their combined strengths and diverse expertise, the company is committed to making a difference to each client’s unique requirements spanning finance, pharma, technology, e-commerce and healthcare companies.

Goor added; “Ardanis is driving massive transformation in the software development industry by helping companies manage their data. This is an exciting time for the company as we look at expanding our footprint in the years ahead across Europe, the US, and Asia.”

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