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The 10 fast-growing VARs and MSPs in Oxygen 250 2025

These 10 firms saw explosive growth in their latest annual periods. But who was number one?

Oxygen staff by Oxygen staff
28 January 2025
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The 10 fast-growing VARs and MSPs in Oxygen 250 2025
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5 Wavenet

Wavenet HQ in Solihull
Wavenet HQ in Solihull

YoY growth: 66%

UK revenues: £216.8m

Oxygen 250 ranking: 18th

Specialism: Unified comms, cloud and cyber

This Macquarie Capital-backed MSP created a £500m-revenue giant last summer when it acquired similar-sized peer Daisy Corporate Services.

The Solihull-based outfit saw revenues rocket by almost two-thirds to £216.8m in its year to 31 March 2024 (with 2023 acquisition Adept contributing £66.9m to the total).

The enlarged Wavenet business counts Microsoft, Extreme Networks, Fortinet, Content Guru, Five9 and 8×8 among its top-ten vendors.

Recent moves

Wavenet will complete its integration of Daisy Corporate Services by 31 March 2025, CRO Mark Phillips told IT Channel Oxygen in December.

“We’re about halfway through that journey at the moment,” he said.

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