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34SP.com’s success makes it a top hosting firm
UK server hosting provider, 34SP.com, has grown exponentially over the past year - in terms of growth, recruitment and acquisition plans.
The Manchester-based company has increased by 8 per cent year on year, and now turns over £1.5 million a year.
In addition to the company growing in terms of turnover, it has also seen a recruitment spurt, recruiting five new members of staff recently and is now considered one of the top 20 server hosting companies in the UK.
Due to their recent success and expansion, the company is in a robust financial position and has ambitious plans for the future. The server hosting company has strong intentions, to acquire other businesses in order to further grow.
Technical director, Daniel Foster said, ‘It has been a very strong 12 months for 34SP.com. It is of course down to our fantastic team, who work incredibly hard to provide our customers with the best service as possible. The growth has seen our team expand and it’s fantastic to see new talent joining the 34SP.com brand.
“For the next year, we have further exciting plans to expand even more in terms of recruitment and in acquiring further businesses to develop the 34SP.com brand. We will also promise to maintain our strong customer service provision, and continue to deliver secure and reliable hosting for our ever-growing customer base. I am very much looking forward to seeing what the next year has to offer for us.”
To find out more about 34SP.com head to the website: www.34SP.com.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by 34SP.com .
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