The Scotsman

Sale of stake in tech firm generates high returns

- By PERRY GOURLEY

Private equity firm Maven Capital Partners and the Scottish Investment Bank have achieved four times their original investment in a Glasgow-based digital technology company.

The two investors have exited Incrementa­l Group in a £3m sale to Edinburghb­ased Dunedin after initially backing it two years ago.

Incrementa­l, led by chief executive Neil Logan, helps clients including Aggreko, Total and Scottish Leather Group benefit from technologi­es such as cloud computing and artificial intelligen­ce.

The company, which employs 125 people across sites which also include Inverurie, London, Manchester and Northwich, has grown significan­tly since the investment with its order book increasing more than four-fold on the previous year.

In the current financial year, revenue has risen 60 per cent to £6.6 million with earnings doubling to £1m. The company said the investment by Dunedin will enable the business to progress towards its target £60m of revenues and a workforce of 500 by 2022.

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