Computacenter PLC (LON:CCC) said it is very comfortable with the current full-year expectations after entering the fourth quarter with good short-term visibility and a strong backlog of orders.
The tech firm said the third quarter to September 30 finished as anticipated and is “highly pleased” with the performance across its geographies.
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On Monday it will complete the acquisition of Pivot Technology Solutions and BT Services France, which will be renamed Computacenter Network & Systems.
These additions are expected to have a marginal positive effect on 2020 results but should contribute “significantly” to 2021.
Toronto-listed Pivot was acquired earlier this month for CA$2.60 per share, or a total of CA$105.8mln.
The Canadian IT solution provider made US$1.2bn of revenue and US$20mln of pre-tax profit in 2019.
Earlier this year, UK telecoms giant BT PLC (LON:BT.A) agreed to divest its domestic operations in France to Computacenter for an undisclosed price.
BT Services France generated £104mln of revenue in the year to March 2019.
Shares dipped 1% to 2,272p on Friday morning.
