Plymouth technology company, Acronyms, which specialises in managed IT services has expanded into Cornwall, acquiring local counterpart Tanist in a deal worth over £1 million.
Acronyms’ purchase of Tanist includes the company’s office space, staff and contracts, bringing approximately 50 new clients into its portfolio. These include prominent Cornish businesses such as Doom Bar brewer Sharp’s Brewery, regional law firm Charles French & Co, and food production companies Buttermilk and Prima Bakeries. Acronyms has pledged to support the local economy by creating jobs and driving growth from its newly acquired premises in Bodmin.
Dave Smith, Managing Director, Acronyms, said: “We are proud to announce our expansion into Cornwall and the acquisition of Tanist, which represents a significant milestone for Acronyms. Cornwall holds tremendous potential for growth and development, and we are committed to leveraging our expertise in providing high-quality IT services to support businesses of all sizes.
“Through our comprehensive range of IT solutions, we aim to empower organisations to thrive in the digital age, enabling them to enhance their operational efficiency, improve productivity, and seize new opportunities.”
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