Daisy Group plans to keep buying up biz, despite hole in purse Acquisition-hungry business comms provider Daisy Group plans to continue hoovering up firms despite posting significant operating losses for the third consecutive year. Sales for the 12 months ended 31 March 2012 were up 31 per cent to £348.6m, including a chunk of revenues from the businesses it acquired over the past year: …
Why not acquire a customer service company that can teach the staff their arses from their elbows. Worse firm I have ever dealt with - they repeatedly tried to bill us for a rented phone system we'd taken off contract at least 6 months earlier and it finally took a fax to the MD for things to be sorted. I could outline other encounters with the company, but I really can't be elbowed.
Updated UK customers of datacenter and colo service provider Sungard Availability Services are to be transferred to Daisy Corporate Services, part of the Daisy Group, months after Sungard went into administration.
According to some reports, Daisy Group has signed a deal to acquire the UK arm of Sungard, in a move that would see the company pick up Sungard's former customers, including major banks and other financial institutions.
However, a statement given to The Register by the administrators, Teneo Financial Advisory, merely states that some Sungard customers will be transferred to Daisy Corporate Services, and it is not clear how many are included this arrangement.
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