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Aspirity Partners announced the transaction on September 30, 2026.
DFX calculationDFX's private equity records hold one earlier announcement naming Aspirity Partners since April 24, 2026, when DFX's private equity records begin: one growth investment.
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| From | Connection | To | Basis | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspirity Partners (Investor) | acquires | Onomondo (Company) | Documented in filings | ||
| Rasmus Jensen (Executive) | CEO | Onomondo (Company) | Documented in filings | https://www.aspiritypartners.com/media/blog-post-title-one-75art-ljyat | |
| Joseph O’Mara (Deal team) | Founder & Managing Partner | Aspirity Partners (Investor) | Documented in filings | https://www.aspiritypartners.com/media/blog-post-title-one-75art-ljyat | |
| Ralph Choufani (Deal team) | Co-Founder & Partner | Aspirity Partners (Investor) | Documented in filings | https://www.aspiritypartners.com/media/blog-post-title-one-75art-ljyat |
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Buyer: Aspirity Partners. Company: Onomondo.
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Source: DFX private equity events (press releases and firm news pages). Period: Oct 21, 2025 to Oct 21, 2026. One point per distinct announcement naming the firm.
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