Moore Kingston Smith advises CACI on IdentityE2E acquisition
CACI, a leading data and technology solutions company, has once again partnered with Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance on a strategic acquisition, this time of Identity E2E Limited.
CACI is a UK subsidiary of CACI International Inc, a US-based company that provides distinctive expertise and differentiated technology to US government customers to strengthen national security.
Founded in 1975 and headquartered in London, CACI employs 1,500 professionals in offices across the UK, Europe and India, helping transform public and commercial organisations by bringing together the power of people, data and technology.
Established in 2013, IdentityE2E has built a strong reputation for delivering secure, scalable digital engineering solutions to customers in the government and critical national infrastructure (CNI) sectors.
The business has specialist expertise in cloud platform engineering, security compliance, biometrics, technical architecture, quality assurance and mobile communications. The acquisition strengthens CACI’s DevOps, biometrics and software testing capabilities and complements its broader national security and CNI offerings.
This marks the fourth successful transaction Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance has advised on for CACI, following the acquisitions of Bitweave Limited (May 2023), Cyber Duck Limited (November 2023) and Rowe IT Holding Limited (June 2024).
The Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance team, providing financial due diligence, was led by Mike Orton, supported by Henry Waugh (Manager) and Dan Morawiecki (Assistant Manager). Thomas Acland (Tax Director) and Sam Talbot (Assistant Manager) provided tax analysis and advice.
Sanjeev Gandhi, Corporate Development & M&A Director at CACI, commented:
“We’re delighted to welcome IdentityE2E and their exceptionally talented team to CACI. Their deep expertise and position in the government space make them an ideal addition to our national security and critical infrastructure capabilities. As always, Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance played an essential role in supporting the transaction with their expertise, commitment and trusted advice.”
Mike Orton, Transaction Services Partner at Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance, concluded:
“It’s a privilege to continue supporting CACI on its strategic growth journey. Our long-standing relationship is built on mutual trust and a shared focus on precision. IdentityE2E plays a vital role in the UK’s digital infrastructure, and we are proud to support CACI as it continues to grow its portfolio through targeted acquisitions.”
