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Countplus invests $2m in Class Super parent

Countplus has approved an investment of $2.15 million in Super-IP, the owner of SMSF software administration system Class Super.

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July 16, 2013
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While this investment will not be earnings per share (EPS) accretive to Countplus in the immediate term, the company said it represents a strategic investment which complements its accounting services business.

“I’ve followed the progress of Class closely over the last few years and have been pleased to see their success, given the important role they have played in improving efficiency in SMSF administration for accountants,” said Countplus chief executive officer Michael Spurr.

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Countplus’ investment will accelerate Class’ new Super and non-Super product development, with Countplus funding this investment from borrowings.

“While we already have a long and rewarding relationship with [Countplus] as a user of our software, their addition as a shareholder allows Super- IP to more closely tap into their distribution and accountant partnerships capabilities,” said Class chief executive officer Rajarshi Ray.

In addition, Class is now cash flow positive, and has stated it intends to list on the ASX close to 2016, according to the announcement.

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  1. Kris Kitto says:
    12 years ago

    Absolutely fantastic news for Class.

    Very happy that they are going get this additional injection of capital to enable them to accelerate their development pipeline.

    Where other SMSF software companies talk about cloud computing, Class has been quietly beavering away and getting results.

    Good work Class and keep it up!

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