Lemonade Sells Metromile’s Enterprise Business Solutions Platform to EIS
Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) has finalized the divestiture of Metromile’s Enterprise Business Solutions (EBS) to EIS, a digital insurance platform, following its recent acquisition of Metromile. The all-cash transaction was concluded without the disclosure of financial terms. EBS was involved in SaaS claims automation and fraud detection for large insurance carriers. Lemonade leverages AI and promotes social impact while providing various insurance products and operates in the US and Europe.
- Successful divestiture of Metromile’s EBS, streamlining operations.
- Acquisition of Metromile enhances Lemonade’s market position.
- Lemonade's ongoing history of losses raises concerns about future profitability.
- Integration risks associated with merging Metromile’s operations may impact performance.
The all-cash transaction was completed following the close of Lemonade’s acquisition of Metromile last week. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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