Access Partnership closes $16.6m raise with Mayfair and Kartesia

The firm plans to use the capital for acquisitions and to deepen its global footprint.

Technology advisory firm Access Partnership (AP) has raised fresh capital to expand its capabilities, deepen its global footprint, and pursue strategic acquisitions.

AP said the capital raise was completed in partnership with investors Mayfair Equity Partners and Kartesia, and includes an additional investment of nearly $16.6m (US$13m) from Mayfair.

“This new investment reflects our belief that Access Partnership is well placed to capture significant growth opportunities ahead, and we are proud to continue backing the firm and its people,” said Waqqas Ahmad, founding partner at Mayfair Equity Partners.

AP CEO Gordon Tempest-Hay said the transaction gives the company the platform to do even more, amidst growth opportunities in Asia, North America, Europe and the Middle East.

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