Armstrong Teasdale’s U.K. Mergers and Acquisitions team, led by Partner Peter Kohl, represented client Insight Enterprises (Insight), a Fortune 500 Solutions Integrator, in its acquisition of Amdaris, an award-winning software development and digital services specialist. The acquisition adds Amdaris’ innovative software development, application support, managed services and consultancy services to Insight’s broad solutions portfolio and IT supply chain capabilities.

"The acquisition marks an important milestone for Insight as a leading Solutions Integrator,” said Joyce Mullen, President and CEO of Insight. “With the addition of Amdaris, Insight will scale robustly, enhance its technological capabilities, and deliver an even broader range of services and solutions to clients in EMEA. They are a perfect fit to help Insight go faster and help our clients achieve their desired business outcomes.”

With 13,000 teammates worldwide, Insight helps organizations accelerate their digital journey to modernize their business and maximize the value of technology.

“We were delighted to advise Insight in facilitating this transaction,” said Kohl, who led the Armstrong Teasdale team and was assisted by Corporate Partner Yvonne Costello, Corporate Associates Coral Yu, Malgorzata Janiec and Trainee Zoe Stewart, along with Partners Jonathan Bruck (employment) and Scott Hilton (property), and Consultant Robert Bell (competition). “This is a significant transaction for our client, and we’re proud to support their core growth objectives.”

Armstrong Teasdale’s global M&A practice regularly leads and coordinates significant M&A matters, working closely with clients’ internal teams, financial advisers and other professionals, providing critical leadership and support for complex transactions. Our lawyers focus on understanding business goals and the varied transactional, business and market risks unique to each client’s situation. This approach facilitates the completion of the transaction expeditiously and creatively, while striving to protect the deal value expected by the client.