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24 Sep 2007
Integrator Affiniti is staying tight-lipped on speculation that it is set for a change in ownership as speculation mounts that parent KCom is coming under pressure to break up.
According to national press reports, private equity firms could make a bid
for the company with a view to demerging Affiniti from KCom’s telecoms business.
Martin St Quinton, chief executive at rival Azzurri, said: “It would make a lot
of sense if Affiniti was sold because KCom is very much a sum-of-parts
business.”
KCom refused to comment.
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