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Networkers International buys recruitment firm

Article Date:  Mar 30 2007

Networkers International plc, an international recruitment agency, has strengthened its business after it bought MSB International plc, a provider of integrated recruitment services.

The deal was agreed for 73p cash for each MSB share, which has valued the deal at £14.97 million.

The acquirer received legal services on the deal from Rosenblatt Solicitors, the City law firm, with Seymour Pierce as its financial adviser, broker and nominated adviser.

Rosenblatt’s team comprised Tessa Laws, Dov Katz, David Altberg and Natalie Milne working on the deal.

Networkers provides technical personnel and services to the telecommunications industry while MSB supplies skilled professionals to the engineering, finance, human resources, sales and marketing, secretarial, supply chain and technology sectors.  

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