Texaport, a leading Edinburgh-based Managed Service Provider specialising in cloud infrastructure, Microsoft 365, and 24/7 IT support and monitoring, has recorded high double-digit revenue growth over the past twelve months. The primary driver is the international expansion of its client base - as businesses within its portfolio pursue cross-border mergers and acquisitions, the demand for consolidated, professionally managed IT infrastructure across newly combined organisations has scaled in step
Texaport now operates globally, supporting clients across multiple regions. The international footprint has developed organically: when a client acquires or merges with a business in another geography, the need to integrate disparate IT environments creates immediate and sustained demand for specialist management. Rather than running fragmented environments across jurisdictions, organisations are consolidating onto a single managed service that delivers consistency and oversight across the entire organisation.
This dynamic is playing out against a backdrop of sustained M&A activity across the UK and internationally. According to PwC’s M&A Trends analysis, UK M&A deal value in 2025 rose by 28% compared to the previous year, despite a decline in volume - reflecting a market in which fewer but larger, more complex transactions are being completed.
To support the growing international footprint of its client base, Texaport has established follow-the-sun support capabilities, ensuring that businesses operating across multiple time zones receive consistent, 24/7 coverage regardless of where an issue arises or when it occurs. The model reflects a shift in how growing businesses view managed IT: not as a domestic overhead, but as operational infrastructure that must perform reliably at any hour, in any geography.
“The cloud has made geography largely irrelevant for IT delivery. A client closing an acquisition in North America or integrating an APAC business into their group has the same expectation as any UK client - that their systems are managed, their data is secure, and that if something goes wrong at two in the morning, someone is watching and ready to respond.” Hugh Caldwell, Director, Texaport.
Entering 2026 with an expanding international client base, established follow-the-sun operations, and a growing pipeline of businesses navigating post-acquisition IT integration, Texaport is focused on scaling its managed cloud services and Microsoft 365 capabilities and continuing to support clients through the infrastructure challenges that international growth creates.
