Vin Murria buys back Computer Software Holdings in £110 million merger

 
p55 Mandatory Credit: Photo by CITY AM / Rex Features (565058d) Vin Murria, director of Elderstreet investments, London, Britain VARIOUS - 2005
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8 March 2013

Technology entrepreneur Vin Murria today snapped up Computer Software Holdings for £110 million.

Ms Murria bought back the business she sold to private-equity firm Hg Capital in 2007. She will merge the accounting and back-office software provider with Advanced Computer Software, the AIM-listed company she runs.

“It’s a perfect fit,” she said. “I understand the business, I know the management team. It’s the right time to put these businesses together.”

The news came as Advanced Computer Software revealed its full-year revenues were likely to be up by about 21% to £119 million when it reports in June.

The company has made a series of acquisitions over the past few months, including Serco Learning for £7.2 million in December.

Murria added: “We remain on course to deliver a maiden dividend later this year.”

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