Redsquid makes sixth 2025 acquisition with CJAZ swoop
The move brings four technical staff and Apple-focused skills to the MSP
Redsquid has purchased London-based technology consultancy CJAZ to broaden its connected technology capabilities.
The deal will add four technical team members to the MSP’s workforce, which already stood at 120 employees before the purchase and has expanded rapidly compared with the 35 staff it reported last year.
CJAZ also brings Managed Apple Configuration (MAC) skills, as well as a local presence in Hertfordshire, which will reportedly consolidate the firm’s ability to deliver managed services to businesses across the UK.
“We’re thrilled to welcome CJAZ into the Redsquid community,” said Sohin Raithatha, CEO of Redsquid.
“Together, we can offer even more comprehensive and secure solutions for our clients while fostering collaboration across our teams.”
Nick Zimaras, director of CJAZ, added: “Joining Redsquid allows us to be part of something bigger.
“This partnership accelerates our ability to innovate and deliver outstanding technology solutions, and we’re excited about the opportunities for our teams and clients alike.”
This marks the sixth investment made by the organisation in 2025 and its second in less than a week.
Earlier this month, it acquired SOC provider Cyberseer to deepen its cybersecurity operations.
In September, it purchased RedMosquito to enhance its presence across Scotland.
The buildout started with a series of mergers in April, as the MSP swooped London-based Computer Security Technology (CST), telecoms company Penstone Communications, and Scottish services provider Itek Systems Management.
Redsquid’s acquisition of CJAZ might be the firm’s final investment this year, as Raithatha recently told CRN he planned to make six deals by the end of 2025.
These takeovers, combined with “bang on” organic growth, should bring Redsquid’s revenue to £27m in FY25, according to the firm’s own estimates.
Looking ahead, the CEO added that the company’s M&A strategy will depend on opportunities in 2026.
“Our growth will continue in the same trajectory. I think there’ll be much more organic focus than there’s ever been from our internal sales team. From the M&A side it won’t go away,” Raithatha explained.