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Scottish firm buys inGroup

Article Date:  Aug 09 2007

An Edinburgh-based provider of IT products and services has added a London office to its business after buying a rival firm. Glen Group bought IG Software, which trades as inGroup, for £1.35 million.

The deal was satisfied through the issue of 200 million shares and £250,000 in cash funded from existing resources and debt.

Glen completed the deal through its Eclectic Group subsidiary, which has worked with inGroup on previous projects.

This deal is part of the group’s strategy of building its business through bolt-on acquisitions. Prior to completion, Electric had consultants working in London, but this deal has given the company a permanent base in the capital that will be led by inGroup’s principals, Surit Patel and Jofi Alexander.

Glen Group is an IT consultant that provides telecommunications and hosted broadband services to small businesses. It also supplies business intelligence and related IT services to the corporate and public sectors through offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Rotherham and London.

inGroup provides software and consultancy services that aim to support organisations in assessing performance as well as improving their financial reporting, budgeting and planning.

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