The legal entity of the BPMSoft low-code platform, Lanit Omni LLC, has received new owners. Since March 20, minority stakes in the project belong to three senior managers of the Lanit group, as follows from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
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The founders of Lanit Omni LLC were Lanit Omni CEO Yuri Vostrikov, CEO of IT integrator Norbit (also part of the Lanit group) Anton Chekhonin and Lanit Vice President Vladimir Vertogradov.
Thus, according to the Kontur.Focus system, the shares owned by Lanit Omni LLC are distributed as follows: 95% belong to Lanit-Holding LLC, 3% belong to Yuri Vostrikov, 1% to Anton Chekhonin and Vladimir Vertogradov each.
Lanit’s press service did not comment on the changes.
Irina Egorova, head of the corporate and tax practice at the Intercession law firm, believes that the changes can be considered as a motivation program for top management.
“We can assume that this [получение топ-менеджерами долей в компании] “It is a bonus, a bonus or the result of achieving certain indicators in the activities of these people,” says the expert.
According to Egorova, these agreements are usually formalized legally by concluding option agreements, which usually happens in IT companies, where KPIs can be calculated. “This could be a percentage increase in revenue or a reduction in costs, or an increase in profitability, or some symbiosis of these indicators,” the lawyer concluded.
- According to the Kontur.Focus system, Lanit Omni LLC’s revenue in 2022 (the latest available data) amounted to 931 million rubles, almost 10 times more than in 2021. Net profit amounted to 98.2 million rubles against 412 thousand in 2021.
- Lanit Omni LLC was founded in April 2010 and develops the low-code BPMSoft platform for automating CRM and internal business processes.
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Source: RB
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