Moore Kingston Smith advises CACI on Datalynx Limited acquisition

Moore Kingston Smith has advised CACI Limited, a leading provider of data and technology solutions to government and commercial clients, on its acquisition of Datalynx Limited. This marks the fifth strategic acquisition that Moore Kingston Smith has advised CACI on.

CACI Limited is the UK subsidiary of CACI International Inc, a US‑based organisation that delivers distinctive expertise and differentiated technology to US government customers, strengthening national security.

Founded in 1975 and headquartered in London, CACI employs around 1,500 professionals across the UK, Europe and India, helping public and commercial organisations transform through the power of people, data and technology.

Datalynx, founded in 2002, is headquartered in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire. The firm is widely recognised for its specialist work supporting key UK government bodies, including the Home Office and policing. The business provides highly secure data and cloud migration services within complex and sensitive environments.

With the acquisition of Datalynx, CACI has further expanded its mission‑critical data and cloud migration capabilities. This transaction reflects CACI’s continued investment in secure, high‑integrity data solutions and underlines its commitment to supporting organisations operating in environments of national importance.

Prior to Datalynx, Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance supported CACI on the acquisitions of IdentityE2E (April 2025), Rowe IT Holding Limited (June 2024), Cyber Duck Limited (November 2023) and Bitweave Limited (May 2023), helping to drive the continued expansion of its data and technology capabilities.

Moore Kingston Smith provided financial and tax due diligence services, supporting a smooth, well‑informed and efficient transaction process. The Moore Kingston Smith team was led by Mike Orton, Partner specialising in transaction services, supported by Tillie Waddington, Assistant Manager. Tax advice was led by Tom Acland, Director with expertise in M&A tax, supported by Sam Talbot, M&A Tax Manager.

Sanjeev Gandhi, Corporate Development & M&A Director at CACI, commented: “We’re delighted to welcome Datalynx and their exceptionally talented leadership team and colleagues to CACI. Their strong position within the Home Office, particularly across policing, is a testament to both their capability and calibre.

“As always, Moore Kingston Smith has been a crucial partner in helping us complete this transaction with confidence. We value their financial expertise, attention to detail, hands‑on approach and their commitment to ensuring every aspect of the deal is thoroughly considered. We can’t recommend the firm highly enough.”

Mike Orton, Corporate Finance Partner at Moore Kingston Smith, concluded: “It’s always rewarding to work with CACI as they deliver on their strategic growth ambitions. Our long‑standing relationship, built on mutual trust, has become a cornerstone of their acquisition strategy. We are proud to continue supporting CACI as it expands its portfolio through targeted acquisitions and wish both CACI and Datalynx every success in this next chapter.”