Raman Roy to pick up 40% in Annik Tech

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Our Economy Bureau New Delhi
Last Updated : Feb 06 2013 | 7:14 AM IST
Former Wipro Spectramind chairman Raman Roy today acquired 40 per cent stake in the Delhi-based analytics company Annik Technology Services.
 
The deal, which is partly in cash and partly in equity, is the first in the series of deals to be signed by Roy in the coming one month. Roy is also in talks with a few US-based companies and said that he intends to acquire stake in at least four other companies.
 
Annik, which had annual revenues of $3 million last year, provides offshore market research services to companies in the US, Australia and Europe through its offices in Gurgaon and Hyderabad employing over 230. The company is planning to set up a centre in the US.
 
'The deal with Annik Technology Services is the first in the series of deals,' Roy said. The negotiations are in final stages and the decision will be made in a month's time, he added.
 
Vikas Srivastava, managing partner of Luthra & Luthra Chartered Accountants, is also acquiring around 10 per cent stake in Annik Technology.
 
The controlling stake, however, is owned by Rahul Sahgal, CEO and president of Annik Technology Services, who has more than 50 per cent stake in the company.
 
"Our domain knowledge coupled with Raman and his team's background of creating and scaling quality organisations gives us a competitive edge that will allow us to grow Annik with new and existing customers," Sahgal said in a statement.

 
 

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