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Nottingham-based IT and cyber security services provider acquires business in Ireland

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Littlefish, a leading Nottingham-based IT and cyber security services firm, has recently acquired Storm Technology, a Microsoft business applications consultancy based in Ireland. This strategic move comes on the heels of significant investment from Bowmark Capital in 2022, setting the stage for Littlefish’s accelerated growth.

By joining forces with Storm Technology, Littlefish is poised to expand its portfolio and enhance its capabilities around enterprise applications and Microsoft M365/D365 solutions. This acquisition will not only fuel Littlefish’s rapid organic expansion but also open up new opportunities in the UK and Irish markets, meeting the increasing demand for business-focused Microsoft solutions.

Littlefish CEO, Steve Robinson, expressed his enthusiasm about the acquisition, emphasizing the shared commitment to excellence and customer-centric approach. He welcomed Karl Flannery and his team from Storm Technology, highlighting the mutual drive for collaboration, innovation, and growth in both markets.

Karl Flannery, CEO of Storm Technology, echoed Robinson’s sentiments, stating that the partnership with Littlefish marks a significant milestone in their growth journey. He underscored the alignment in values and the focus on delivering maximum client impact, emphasizing the expanded capabilities that the collaboration will bring.

Notable advisory support for the deal came from EY’s corporate advisory team in Dublin and a combined legal team from Browne Jacobson in the UK and Ireland. This strategic move sets the stage for a promising future for Littlefish and Storm Technology as they embark on this exciting new chapter together.

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