Expanding TXP opens new head office in Birmingham

Paula Taylor
Sep 15
1 min read

Photo taken at the new TXP office opening shows (from L to R) Aliter Partners Billy Allan and Greig Brown, together with TXP’s CEO John Antunes and non-executive director Philip Orme.

Aliter’s portfolio business, TXP, the systems integrator specialising in tech consulting, development and resourcing, has opened its new head office at The Fort Dunlop, Birmingham. The move marks the next step in TXP’s ambitious aim of doubling its headcount over the next three years, creating 100 new jobs, alongside further strategic acquisitions.

TXP offers end-to-end digital transformation through a combination of IT consultancy, technology development and people resourcing to address the evolving modernisation needs of mid-market organisations. TXP’s clients include The Shipowners Club, Phoebus Software and Beko. In addition, TXP has partnerships with global systems integrators such as Capgemini.

John Antunes, CEO of TXP, said, “The new head office enables TXP to take the next step in our journey. Our heritage in the area coupled with Birmingham’s leading position in the UK business landscape – and its potential for future innovation – makes Fort Dunlop the perfect location to support growth. We’re excited about the future and the opportunities ahead and believe we can make a real impact as TXP expands.”

Greig Brown, Partner, Aliter Capital said, “In recent years, we have invested significantly and successfully in digital transformation services. Drawing on the knowledge, understanding and experience we have gained in the sector, we very much look forward to working with the team at TXP to support and grow the business, including further acquisition activity”.

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1 Comment

Emmanuel Durand

Sep 17

Excellente expansion de TXP à Birmingham ! Cette stratégie de croissance avec 100 nouveaux emplois illustre parfaitement la dynamique du secteur tech consulting. En tant que spécialistes du portage salarial à Casablanca, nous observons que les intégrateurs comme TXP ont souvent besoin de consultants spécialisés pour leurs missions ponctuelles. Le portage permet aux experts IT de collaborer avec des entreprises internationales tout en gardant leur flexibilité. Cette approche hybride ressources/consulting résonne avec notre modèle ! Félicitations à John Antunes et l'équipe TXP pour cette belle étape de développement.