Software AG is the second largest software vendor in Germany, and the seventh largest in Europe.
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Software AG is traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol “SOW” and part of the technology index TecDAX.
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Software AG continued to open offices and subsidiaries in North America, Japan, UK, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, and Saudi Arabia .
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In 1999, Software AG was listed on Frankfurt Stock Exchange and soon after the company released Tamino Information Server and Tamino XML Server.
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In January 2005, Software AG acquired Sabratec Ltd, a privately held legacy integration vendor headquartered in Israel.
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Company launched Centrasite SOA Governance platform in 2006 and with the $546M acquisition of U S rival webMethods in 2007 Software AG became one of the leaders in enterprise service bus, business process management and service-oriented architecture product space.
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In July 2009, Software AG announced a takeover offer for the Germany-based company IDS Scheer AG.
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In March 2013, Software AG invested in Berlin-based company metaquark, which is specialized in mobile software.
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Software AG acquired JackBe in August 2013 to serve as the foundation for its Intelligent Business Operations Platform, which provides analytics and decision management for real-time applications.
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In December 2013, Software AG invested in big data analytics company Datameer, which offers self-service Big Data Analytics and "to follow cutting edge technology trends".
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In July 2017 allegations emerged in South Africa that Software AG made "kickback" payments by entering into questionable commission agreements with a Gupta-controlled company in the hope of securing lucrative state contracts.
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