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Osborne Clarke says it advised NewSpring on Bite's Untap acquisition

March 16, 2026 secondary Manager profile

Summary: Osborne Clarke said it advised private-equity firm NewSpring Capital, alongside U.S. counsel, on the acquisition of Untap Software Limited. The same legal-adviser source says the transaction follows Osborne Clarke's advice to NewSpring on its September 2025 growth-capital investment in Bite Investments and describes Untap as strengthening Bite Stream's fund-intelligence, portfolio-management, and investor-reporting capabilities.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a NewSpring software-platform activity signal, but the source is a legal-adviser announcement rather than a NewSpring or Bite primary release and should not be treated as independent validation of strategy, product quality, or formal acquirer structure beyond what the source states.

9AT filing context: Public ADV/profile context maps NewSpring Capital to CRD 160608 / SEC file 801-73849 and about $3.3B in reported regulatory AUM/profile scale. Use only as adviser identity/background; omit 13F and Form 5500.

Summary

Osborne Clarke said it advised private-equity firm NewSpring Capital, alongside U.S. counsel, on the acquisition of Untap Software Limited. The same legal-adviser source says the transaction follows Osborne Clarke’s advice to NewSpring on its September 2025 growth-capital investment in Bite Investments.

This is a draftable but lower-priority NewSpring item because the accepted source is a legal-adviser announcement, not a NewSpring or Bite primary release. The post should avoid overclaiming whether NewSpring, Bite, or a specific NewSpring vehicle was the formal acquirer unless another public source confirms that structure.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the useful signal is NewSpring’s public software-platform activity around Bite Investments and Untap Software. The item may prompt follow-up questions about add-on activity after a growth-capital investment, product integration, investor-reporting and portfolio-management workflow exposure, and whether NewSpring continues to build out Bite as an alternative-investments technology platform.

The source supports the legal-adviser statement and the transaction description it provides. It does not independently validate product quality, customer adoption, investor reporting outcomes, acquisition economics, ownership percentages, fund-level exposure, or future operating performance, and it does not support any recommendation about NewSpring, Bite Investments, Untap Software, or related fund interests.

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9AT filing context

Public ADV/profile context maps NewSpring Capital to Radnor, Pennsylvania, with CRD 160608 and SEC file 801-73849. The analyst handoff reports about $3.3 billion in reported regulatory AUM/profile scale, 76 employees, 54 advisory employees, 35 private funds, SMA flag false, ERA flag false, public website/domain newspringcapital.com, and a 2026-03-30 ADV submission.

Returned private-fund examples in the analyst handoff include NewSpring Growth Capital, NewSpring Holdings, NewSpring Health Capital, NewSpring Mezzanine Capital, NewSpring Franchise Capital, and NewSpring Elevate vehicles. This helps identify NewSpring as a private-capital adviser, but it does not confirm the exact vehicle, formal acquirer, transaction economics, or post-acquisition integration plan for Untap Software.

The analyst handoff returned no mapped public 13F filer for NewSpring in this context run, and no Form 5500 snippet is recommended for this transaction item.

What to watch

Watch for NewSpring, Bite Investments, Untap Software, Companies House or other filing, adviser, or platform disclosures that clarify the formal acquirer, final ownership structure, transaction size, board or management changes, and integration of Untap Software into Bite Stream. Also watch whether future NewSpring materials frame Bite as a broader software-platform buildout; until then, platform and capability claims should remain attributed to the Osborne Clarke announcement.

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