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Daisy Group blows £28m on VoIP blower biz

Acquisitive business communications provider Daisy Group has coughed £28m to acquire audio-conferencing and call-handling player Worldwide Group Holdings (WGH). The deal could rise in cost – dependant on EBITDA growth over an agreed earn-out period – and will be funded by cash from Royal Bank of Scotland, which joins Daisy's …

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Friday 13th April 2012 14:57 GMT Soruk

Daisy chaining businesses together...

Okay, okay. Mine's the one with the VoIP handset in the pocket.

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