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Axon, the UK-based SAP consultancy, is beefing up its US business through the acquisition of Feanix Corporation for £12.5m in cash and shares.

Feanix was formed last year through an MBO of Xansa’s US SAP practice and generated $12.2m revenues in it first year of trading. It has "more than 85" consultants working with the likes of Sikorsky Aircraft, Pratt & Whitney and the Goodrich Corporation.

Axon claims a run rate of $20m revenues from the enlarged US business.

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