Aqualog Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Independent (Denmark) · aqualog.dk · 7 vendors

Aqualog is a Danish company specializing in quality assurance and management systems ('Kvalitetssikring og Ledelsessystem'). The company provides software or services related to quality management and documentation, likely targeting businesses in Denmark that require structured quality and compliance solutions. The website is operated in Danish, indicating a primarily Danish-speaking customer base.

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Last updated 2026-09-13 · revision 8

7 direct vendors, 100 subvendors

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Compliance

5 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

Danish Water Supply Act — No public evidence

Evidence: https://aqualog.dk/?Menu=Aqualog&Side=kls

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://aqualog.dk/?Menu=Aqualog&Side=it_sikkerhed_info

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://aqualog.dk/?Menu=Aqualog&Side=it_sikkerhed_info

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

Aqualog ApS demonstrates qualitative financial resilience through its niche dominance in the Danish drinking-water utility software sector. The company benefits from a sticky customer base of ~2,000 small consumer-owned waterworks (forbrugerejede vandværker) that rarely switch IT vendors once core systems like KLS, CMS, and billing are integrated. This creates high recurring-revenue characteristics typical of vertical SaaS businesses. Regulatory tailwinds significantly bolster resilience: Danish drinking-water suppliers are legally required to operate documented quality-management systems (KLS) and report pipe data via LER2, embedding Aqualog's products directly into statutory compliance workflows. The diversified module mix across SaaS (KLS, CMS, SMS, Finans, GIS, SRO), hardware-related services (SPA, DriveBy), training, and IT-security advisory reduces single-product risk. Low capital intensity as a software/services business based in Fredericia further supports financial stability. However, the score is moderated by significant risks: 100% concentration in Denmark and the drinking-water sector, small company/key-person risk (likely <10 FTEs), competitive pressure from larger players (Rambøll Water, Microwa, Vandværksdata), and limited financial disclosure as a Klasse B ApS. The ongoing structural consolidation of small waterworks into larger municipal utilities threatens to shrink the addressable market over time.

Key strengths: Niche dominance in Danish waterworks IT sector with sticky customer base, Regulatory tailwind from mandatory KLS quality management and LER2 reporting requirements, Diversified module mix across SaaS, hardware services, training, and IT-security, Low capital intensity software/services business model, Low customer concentration risk across many small waterworks, Free-tier marketing strategy (KLS/CMS free to vandråd) lowers customer acquisition cost

Risk factors: 100% single-country exposure (Denmark only), 100% single-vertical exposure (drinking-water sector only), Small company / key-person risk with likely <10 FTEs, Structural consolidation of small waterworks shrinks addressable market, Competition from larger players (Rambøll Water, Microwa, Vandværksdata), Limited financial disclosure as Klasse B ApS reduces external visibility, Cyber-security exposure from serving critical infrastructure (SCADA/SRO)

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