Kainos Group Plc acquires Canadian consultancy Davis Pier, expanding digital services

Kainos Group Plc

Kainos Group plc (LON:KNOS), a UK-headquartered IT provider with expertise across three divisions, Digital Services, Workday Services, and Workday Products, has announced the acquisition of Davis Pierrynowski Limited (Davis Pier).

Established in 2014, Davis Pier is a high-growth Canadian consultancy that specialises in addressing complex challenges for public sector and community organisations across Canada.

Since 2022, Kainos and Davis Pier have partnered to accelerate digital transformation in the Canadian public and healthcare sectors, including projects to modernise the Registry of Motor Vehicles, Nova Scotia Healthcare, and Early Learning and Childcare.

In our most recent financial year, our Digital Services Canada business delivered revenue growth of over 70% to £9m, with the team expanding to more than 100 colleagues, including 60 based in Canada.

Davis Pier is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with operations in Ontario, and employs a total of 120 people. The team will join our Digital Services division in Canada and will continue to operate under the Davis Pier brand.

Brendan Mooney, CEO of Kainos, commented:

“It has been a privilege to work alongside the Davis Pier team in delivering solutions for our shared clients that create tangible social impact for citizens. Bringing our two teams together is a natural next step in the relationship, and we are excited by the opportunities this creates for our clients, for our new and existing colleagues, and for our business in Canada.”

Mike Davis, CEO of Davis Pier, commented:

“We are proud of the impact we have delivered for our public sector, healthcare, and community clients over many years. With technology now a fundamental part of society, combining our teams brings proven global approaches and local expertise to modernise and future-proof public services for residents in Canada. Together, we can amplify our impact and accelerate the growth of our combined team.”

The terms of the acquisition have not been disclosed.

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