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TVS Logistics to invest Rs 100 crore in UK-based SPC International

The company's UK arm TVS Rico Supply Chain acquires more than 60% stake in SPC International

BS B2B Bureau  |  Chennai 

Logistics’ UK arm Rico Services has acquired more than 60 percent stake in International, an Uxbridge (UK) based company with an annual turnover of Rs 165 crores. will invest Rs 100 crores for this acquisition and funding its future growth. This acquisition in the UK adds repair and parts supply to the company’s comprehensive list of end-to-end services for its customers worldwide. 

R Dinesh, managing director, Services Ltd, commented, “We started acquiring companies globally in search of knowledge, technology, innovations, and global best practices, and we continue to deliver best-in-class services in developed economies like the UK and the US. These are the capabilities which we now offer to our customers in India and Asia as well. SPC’s unique know-how can help us enhance our integrated services for our customers’ value chain.”

Rico, whose previous acquisitions include well-known UK brands like DHL Same-Day and Circle Express is a flagship company of in the UK. It operates in Australia, India and more than 19 countries in Europe with 45 locations in the UK and Ireland and offers spares management, transport, warehousing, and engineering solutions to its broad range of customers. 

Sam Sharma, CEO, Rico, said, “There are real synergistic growth opportunities between our two businesses, which are key to our strategic plans for both Europe and the rest of the world. We are thrilled to have acquired one of the leading players in this sector.”

International has operations in the UK, France, Slovakia, the USA and India; and provides employment to 350 skilled professionals across these geographies. It offers hardware support with specialisation in IT spares and repairs, supporting OEM and multi-vendor maintenance companies. SPC’s services and solutions include repair and refurbishment, remarketing, reselling, warranty management and inventory management (consigned and owned). Products offered include retail, banking, barcode and data collection, PCs, printers, and notebooks.

John Hemphill, CEO, SPC, added, “We are excited to be working with Rico and I believe that it is an excellent strategic fit. The acquisition will provide with an opportunity to present a more complete suite of services for our local and global customers and strengthen Rico Group’s already diverse, end-to-end solutions in supply chain”. John and his management team will continue to run the business to develop further opportunities. 

The integrated solution provider Logistics, which set up base in the UK in 2004, has invested around Rs 617 crore over the last decade. From initially employing 10 persons in 2004, now provides employment to over 3500 people in the UK and in Europe and is one of the largest Indian employers in Northern England. The company aims to add another 550 jobs without including acquisitions as it expands its business in the next five years.

TVS Logistics to invest Rs 100 crore in UK-based SPC International

The company's UK arm TVS Rico Supply Chain acquires more than 60% stake in SPC International

The company's UK arm TVS Rico Supply Chain acquires more than 60% stake in SPC International
Logistics’ UK arm Rico Services has acquired more than 60 percent stake in International, an Uxbridge (UK) based company with an annual turnover of Rs 165 crores. will invest Rs 100 crores for this acquisition and funding its future growth. This acquisition in the UK adds repair and parts supply to the company’s comprehensive list of end-to-end services for its customers worldwide. 

R Dinesh, managing director, Services Ltd, commented, “We started acquiring companies globally in search of knowledge, technology, innovations, and global best practices, and we continue to deliver best-in-class services in developed economies like the UK and the US. These are the capabilities which we now offer to our customers in India and Asia as well. SPC’s unique know-how can help us enhance our integrated services for our customers’ value chain.”

Rico, whose previous acquisitions include well-known UK brands like DHL Same-Day and Circle Express is a flagship company of in the UK. It operates in Australia, India and more than 19 countries in Europe with 45 locations in the UK and Ireland and offers spares management, transport, warehousing, and engineering solutions to its broad range of customers. 

Sam Sharma, CEO, Rico, said, “There are real synergistic growth opportunities between our two businesses, which are key to our strategic plans for both Europe and the rest of the world. We are thrilled to have acquired one of the leading players in this sector.”

International has operations in the UK, France, Slovakia, the USA and India; and provides employment to 350 skilled professionals across these geographies. It offers hardware support with specialisation in IT spares and repairs, supporting OEM and multi-vendor maintenance companies. SPC’s services and solutions include repair and refurbishment, remarketing, reselling, warranty management and inventory management (consigned and owned). Products offered include retail, banking, barcode and data collection, PCs, printers, and notebooks.

John Hemphill, CEO, SPC, added, “We are excited to be working with Rico and I believe that it is an excellent strategic fit. The acquisition will provide with an opportunity to present a more complete suite of services for our local and global customers and strengthen Rico Group’s already diverse, end-to-end solutions in supply chain”. John and his management team will continue to run the business to develop further opportunities. 

The integrated solution provider Logistics, which set up base in the UK in 2004, has invested around Rs 617 crore over the last decade. From initially employing 10 persons in 2004, now provides employment to over 3500 people in the UK and in Europe and is one of the largest Indian employers in Northern England. The company aims to add another 550 jobs without including acquisitions as it expands its business in the next five years.
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