Equifax India had acquired a majority interest in the company in 2012, and has finished picking up the residual stake now, the company said in a statement.
The acquisition will help Equifax give a combination of data and analytics on consumer behaviour to its customers, the statement said, without disclosing the size of the deal.
"It (Nettpositive) has proven to be a tremendous asset thus far. The combination of robust data and cutting-edge analytics has led to a successful business model as well as leading solutions for our customers," Equifax's managing director for emerging markets, Shahid Charania said.
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