Atturra builds SAP expertise with Chrome Consulting purchase ARN

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Atturra subsidiary, Anatas has purchased Melbourne-based SAP, OpenText partner Chrome Consulting.

Chrome delivers strategic advisory, implementation and ongoing support services, empowering SAP customers with their S/4 HANA data optimisation, decommissioning and transformation journeys.

“This is yet another exciting acquisition for Atturra that makes us a true market leader in ECM in Australia an important and growing segment of the IT services market,” Atturra CEO Stephen Kowal said.

“The synergies between our service offerings and the cultural alignment of both companies are very strong.

“Chrome’s core offerings and its industry solutions strengthen Atturra’s portfolio, and we see significant upside in the potential to expand into enterprise solutions, something I mentioned in the FY24 Annual Results Presentation.

“This is another great step in Atturra’s strategy of picking leading technologies, as part of our technology strategy, and focusing on being a market leader, ensuring we can offer best-in-class solutions to our clients.”

Mark Frear, Athol Hill and Daniel Jewell and the wider Chrome team will join Atturra.

“This is an exciting move for Chrome accelerating the next stage of growth as Atturra brings a similar partner-friendly attitude and culture while adding significant complementary capabilities in service delivery managed support and a different customer base,” Frear said.

“Combined, the acquisition will allow us all to tackle the significant opportunities ahead and deliver even more customer success.  With Atturra we can address the SAP ecosystem’s needs more effectively as the deadline for SAP ECC approaches.”

The transaction is expected to be completed on 24 December subject to the satisfaction of conditions.

Atturra continues to ramp up its acquisition play having purchased advisory firm Exent in July. FY24 marked a transformational year for Atturra in actively pursuing a strategy to build its managed services capabilities with acquisitions including Somerville, Sabervox and Cirrus.