Hi David, we’ve heard from those involved in the process that it was north of $300m, which based on HighQ’s revenue is extremely steep. Presumably you saw the analysis (link
While on holiday last week I got a rather out of the blue email on 4 August from a contact in the legal tech sector saying “BT is selling Tikit
BT will be lucky to get 2x multiple for this slowly waning business. Oh, and, as for you “breaking the story” of the HighQ acquisition – there was a press
Caroline, “…..TR paid an astronomical amount for HighQ.” Great news. What was the amount? I assume you know if you made that statement as the official press release said the
Couple of points. Tikit has had a huge impact on the legal scene. The sales and technical staff who have left Tikit over the years have appeared in multiple organisations
Bad news for Tikit. PE buy outs never go to plan in LIT. At minimum it means an employee flush out. At most a strategic shift to what the PE
this won’t come as a surprise to most with Tibet’s decline being evident since BT stepped in. Innovation left the building the same day as Liam Flanagan and a couple
The legal sector has changed. Gone are the days of the referral and the Masonic handshake. Today, law firm leaders are well aware of the need to market their firm
