Computacenter (LSE:CCC) announced the acquisition of US-based technology services firm AgreeYa in a deal valued at approximately $120m, marking a further step in expanding its presence and capabilities in the American market. The transaction deepens Computacenter’s exposure to higher-margin services activity, differentiating it from the group’s earlier US acquisitions, which were largely focused on reseller operations.

AgreeYa is a services-led business employing more than 600 staff in the United States and over 700 in India. Its capabilities span professional services across Workplace, Cloud and Applications, alongside headcount augmentation, adding scale and breadth to Computacenter’s existing services offering in the region.

For 2025, AgreeYa generated revenues of around $120m and adjusted EBITDA of approximately $14m. Computacenter said the acquisition is expected to be immediately earnings accretive, delivering a mid-single-digit profit contribution in 2026. Following completion, the group’s US services-based revenue is expected to exceed $350m.

The deal also highlights the growing importance of the US market to Computacenter’s overall performance. The proportion of group profits generated in the US has risen significantly, from around 4% in 2018 to an estimated 32% in 2025, underlining the strategic rationale behind continued investment and expansion in the region.

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Computacenter plc is a UK-headquartered IT infrastructure and services provider supporting large corporate and public sector customers. The group delivers technology sourcing, professional services and managed services across workplace, cloud, applications and data centre environments, with operations spanning Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific.

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