HELSINKI, March 31, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Allshares, a global platform for shareholding and equity management, announced today the acquisition of Amalia, a French company specialized in sales commission and performance management software. This acquisition strengthens the Allshares platform by adding a sophisticated rules-based engine that expands and enhances its comprehensive shareholding offering.
Founded in 2020, Amalia was built with a focus on technology. Its software revolves around a powerful rules engine that allows for intuitively designing compensation plans, providing organizations with the necessary flexibility to model incentive structures in a fully self-service environment, opening up new possibilities for managing large-scale incentives.
Serving over 40 organizations, including Nespresso, TheFork, and Rakuten, Amalia provides real-time visibility on performance and incentive data, enabling companies to manage complex compensation programs with increased control and efficiency.
“From day one, our goal has been to bring clarity to performance-based compensation,” said Guillaume de Boisséson, CEO of Amalia. “Joining Allshares allows us to expand this foundation to equity incentives and long-term incentives on a global scale.”
This acquisition reflects the growing demand for unified platforms that integrate incentive design, execution, and governance within a single system.
“We are building a platform that connects the design and execution of equity incentives,” said Fabio Ronga, CEO of Allshares. “Amalia’s technology and team enhance our ability to model complex plans and deploy them seamlessly in production environments.”
With the integration of Amalia, Allshares further strengthens its end-to-end equity participation platform, allowing companies to intuitively manage the complexities of share ownership with more clarity and transparency, streamlining administration and providing real-time information through a scalable infrastructure, intelligent workflows, and self-service features.
The terms of the transaction were not disclosed and are subject to customary closing conditions.
