Anaqua Acquires RightHub to Expand IP Management Solutions
Anaqua has acquired RightHub, an AI-native platform, to bolster its intellectual property (IP) management solutions and expand its reach in the UK, Sweden, and Denmark. This acquisition, announced in a press release, aligns with Anaqua's strategy to provide tailored solutions for IP professionals globally.
RightHub's platform, designed for mid-size law firms and corporations, will remain a distinct brand, complementing Anaqua's existing software platforms, AQX and PATTSY WAVE. The integration of Anaqua's IP data and services into RightHub aims to deliver enhanced benefits to customers.
Toni Nijm, Co-Founder and CEO of RightHub, will join Anaqua's Executive Management Team, bringing extensive experience in the IP sector. This move is expected to further Anaqua's presence in the EMEA region, particularly in the UK and Nordic countries.
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