Zig adds Unik
The merger combines more than 500 employees and 1,000-plus customers across the Benelux, Nordics, DACH region, and France.
Takeaways
- Unik is a Danish property-technology firm.
- Zig is acquiring Unik with backing from Main Capital.
- The business serves housing associations and commercial real estate.
A property management software group serving over 1,000 customers and employing more than 500 people has taken shape through the merger of Main Capital-backed Zig and Danish PropTech provider Unik.
The combination unites Zig’s AI-enabled suite for social and commercial housing with Unik’s HabiCen SaaS platform, spanning a footprint that covers the Benelux, Nordics, DACH region, and France.
The company operates from locations in Vejle, Aalborg, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Warsaw, and in 2025 added Swedish firm LEB System AB, bringing in property administration and facility management capabilities.
Zig provides integrated ERP, CRM, maintenance, and BI software to more than 500 housing associations and commercial real estate customers, including Achmea, DUWO, and Action Logement Group.
The Netherlands-based company, with over 350 employees and offices in Germany and France, is a Microsoft Red Carpet AI partner and has embedded artificial intelligence into its product development.
Andrew de la Haije, CEO of Zig, leads the combined group, while Unik CEO Jens Find becomes Managing Director Nordics.
The transaction is structured as a legal merger subject to regulatory approvals, with funds advised by Main Capital retaining a majority shareholding and founders and management owning a significant minority.
The integration is expected to accelerate the international rollout of HabiCen, drawing on Zig’s existing presence in Germany and France.
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