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Scots Firm Purview Strengthens APAC Reach With New Acquisition

Graham Turner

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“This marks a transformative chapter in Purview’s journey of global growth,” Reddy Punna, founder and CEO of Purview Services, commented.

Edinburgh-headquartered IT managed services company Purview Consultancy Services has significantly bolstered its global operations with the acquisition of Australian-based EDF Systems, made possible by £1.8 million in funding from HSBC UK.

With an established presence in over 21 countries and a workforce exceeding 1,550 employees, Purview is set to strengthen its service offerings in the Asia-Pacific region by integrating EDF’s capabilities.

“This marks a transformative chapter in Purview’s journey of global growth,” Reddy Punna, founder and CEO of Purview Services, commented.

“The acquisition of EDF Systems aligns with our vision to provide unparalleled IT solutions and infrastructure across continents. HSBC UK’s support has been instrumental in enabling us to extend our reach and infrastructure to work with large-scale data centers in Australia. This milestone reinforces Purview’s position as a trusted partner for some of the world’s largest corporations.”

This acquisition will, according to the company, ‘enhance Purview’s ability to support major data centers and position the company to deliver advanced IT solutions to a broader client base in Australia and beyond.’ The integration will also add 52 members new members to Purview’s growing team.

Coenraad Horn, relationship manager at HSBC UK, added: “We are proud to continue supporting Purview in its impressive global expansion.


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“Having worked with the company since its inception in 2010, it is rewarding to witness their growth and commitment to delivering exceptional IT services to leading organisations worldwide. This acquisition is a testament to Purview’s vision and the strength of our partnership.”

Graham Turner

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