Aspire tech firm reaches £50m turnover early

Aspire tech firm reaches £50m turnover early

Aspire Technology Solutions exceeds £50m revenue target two years early. Gateshead-based Aspire Technology Solutions achieved a 38% revenue increase to £50.9m, attributing success to technology investment and customer service, setting a new £100m target by 2030….


Aspire Technology Solutions, an IT and cybersecurity firm headquartered in Gateshead, has reported a record-breaking year, surpassing its £50 million revenue target two years ahead of schedule. The company saw its revenue rise by 38% to £50.9 million, with EBITDA increasing from £6.6 million to £8.8 million in its latest annual results. Aspire attributes this success to significant investments in new technology and exceptional customer service.

In May 2025, Aspire received a Royal Warrant from King Charles III, recognising its services to the Royal Household. The company has invested £1.7 million in technology, including enhancements to its private cloud and network, alongside new AI-powered tools that have improved service speed and resolution. Over the past decade, Aspire’s revenue has grown by almost 600%, up from £8 million in 2015. With its 2027 goal now surpassed, the company aims to achieve a £100 million turnover by 2030, supported by a strategic growth plan.

Over the past year, Aspire has expanded its customer base by 250, backed by a team of more than 300 experts. The company has also strengthened its regional presence through strategic acquisitions. In October 2024, Aspire acquired CloudCoco Limited, enhancing its position in Leeds and the wider Yorkshire area. This followed the acquisition of Glasgow-based Cloud Cover IT in December 2023, leading to the opening of a new office and an expanded local team to meet growing customer demand.

Aspire’s growth strategy is supported by private equity firm LDC, part of Lloyds Banking Group, which invested in March 2022 for a significant minority stake, valuing the business at £85 million. CEO Chris Fraser stated, “Our strategy continues to focus on delivering measurable value for our customers. From staying at the forefront of service innovation to expanding our regional presence, every decision this year has built on our strengths, making us even faster, more responsive, and easier for customers to work with. We’re proud of the growth we’ve achieved, but even more so of the trust our customers continue to place in us.”

CFO Tom Howard added, “We’ve continued to invest where it has the greatest impact for customers, focusing on the platforms, processes, and teams that keep our service running smoothly as we grow. Innovation has played a key role, helping us work more efficiently and maintain consistently high standards at scale. This approach is central to our mission to deliver technology like no other.”



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