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Input: By John CampbellBBC News NI Economics & Business Editor TotalMobile, which employs 150 people, makes business software for use on mobile devices. The Belfast company said the investment will fund product development and help expand its presence within the UK and internationally. Lyceum bought a shareholding previously held by another investor, MMC Ventures. The value of the deal has not been disclosed. 'Success story' In 2014, TotalMobile returned pre-tax profits of £2m on turnover of £11.5m. It has customers across the public and private sectors including Nottinghamshire County Council and Allianz Engineering. Lyceum Capital's investment director Martin Wygas, and Geoff Neville, operations and development partner at the firm, will join the TotalMobile board. Martin Wygas said: "TotalMobile is a classic software success story, whose growth has been driven by a dedication to customer-focused design. "This has given the business a genuine point of difference, resulting in impressive growth. We see enormous opportunity to develop further their world-class software business." 'Ideal partner' TotalMobile's chief executive officer, Colin Reid, said: "Partnering with a firm like Lyceum, and bringing individuals like Geoff and Martin onto our board, gives us the strategic, operational and financial support we need to achieve scale in a high growth market. "Lyceum has an excellent track record of growing successful global technology firms, which makes them the ideal partner." TotalMobile was advised by Altium, Tughans and KPMG. Lyceum's advisors on the deal were Smith Square Partner, EY, Pinsent Masons and PwC.

Lyceum Capital buys stake in Belfast technology firm TotalMobile