Strategic acquisitions Mekari’s mid-2024 acquisition of Jojonomic and the 2025 Desty deal indicate an active M&A strategy to expand capabilities and cross-sell integrated solutions across finance, CRM, and omnichannel commerce, presenting opportunities to offer bundled no-code/low-code platforms with vertical SaaS integrations.

No-code Growth Officeless positions Mekari as a democratizing automation platform that can replace custom development for many business units. This creates sales openings with mid-market and enterprise teams seeking rapid application development, workflow automation, and data optimization without traditional coding.

Industry focus Target sectors include banking, logistics, manufacturing, and energy, where integrated digital solutions can streamline operations. Aligning offerings with these industries' pain points enables tailored demonstrations of quick-win apps and AI-enabled workflows.

Tech & AI readiness With prior AI adoption research and a push toward AI-driven futures, there is an opportunity to pitch AI-enabled process automation, intelligence across data capabilities, and readiness assessments as a value-add for potential buyers evaluating digital transformation investments.

Growth-ready SMBs Mekari’s mid-market to small business focus, reflected in modest employee counts and revenue scale, suggests a strong opportunity for scalable SaaS implementations, cross-sell of fintech/payments capabilities, and upskilling through pre-built software and expert assistance.