Cloud service provider ANS Group has recorded positive growth, as revenues surge 40 per cent in two years, to £33m in the six months leading up to September 2016.
Founded in 1996, the firm increased head count to almost 300, and was placed seventh on The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work For list.
It also enjoyed particularly high levels of growth within its managed services division, and continues to see a shift to contracted recurring revenues.
CEO Paul Shannon said: “ANS has evolved into an end-to-end cloud and managed services company.
“We are currently experiencing significant demand from fast-growth, disruptive technology businesses for both our public and private cloud platforms, as well as our networking capabilities, and we are on track to achieve our targets for the year end.
“We’re pleased to say that as the company has grown, so has our team.
“We remain committed to addressing the skills gap in the tech sector by investing in talented people, and this has been validated by coming seventh on The Sunday Times Best 100 Companies to Work For list, as voted for by staff.
“Going forward, we will continue to strengthen our team and suite of solutions, ensuring that we provide customers with flexible, state-of-the-art managed networks and cloud platforms upon which they can develop and grow.”
During the last six months, ANS has gained a significant number of new contracts, which has seen the company expand its client base across a range of industries, including increases in its public sector account base, with a particularly strong performance in higher education.