Italy's Namirial buys Madrid tax-compliance software firm ZeroComa for undisclosed sum

The story so far, in brief; the legwork, and the full article, stay with the original outlet.

Namirial, an Italian group that certifies digital transactions, has bought ZeroComa, a Madrid company whose software handles electronic notices from public authorities, digital invoices and tax communications for more than 650 clients. The price was not disclosed. ZeroComa's turnover is put at €4 million to €5 million, and its managing directors, Álvaro and Alejandro Allende, stay on with a stake in Namirial.

Spain is legislating mandatory e-invoicing, though the start date has proved flexible. Namirial, which combined with Spain's Signaturit in 2025, had €270 million of revenue that year and aims for more than €300 million in 2026.