Trilogy Technologies plans more UK expansion

Dublin-headquartered It group has annual sales of €10m

Paul Quinn, systems engineer and Edel Creely, managing director, Trilogy Technologies with Taoiseach Enda Kenny on a tour of the premises at the announcement of 30 new jobs earlier this year. Photograph: Alan Betson
Paul Quinn, systems engineer and Edel Creely, managing director, Trilogy Technologies with Taoiseach Enda Kenny on a tour of the premises at the announcement of 30 new jobs earlier this year. Photograph: Alan Betson

Trilogy Technologies, a Dublin-headquartered IT services company, is eyeing further expansion in the UK following its recent buyout of London firm b2Lateral.

The group, which has annual sales of about €10 million, is on the lookout for similar acquisition targets in the southwest of the country. "We will be looking for a managed services provider, or possibly a company who might be more niche, in an area like security," group chief executive Edel Creely was recently quoted as saying in an IT trade publication.

The company also recently announced an expansion of its Irish operations, drafting taoiseach Enda Kenny in to help it announce a further 30 new jobs last April.

Trilogy’s turnover has almost trebled in the past four years.