Boasts market capitalisation of approximately $100 million. Credit: Supplied Art (with Permission) Atturra, formerly known as FTS Group, has listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after raising $24.5 million. Following its initial public offering, the Canberra-based Microsoft partner will now have a market capitalisation of $100 million with its listing value sitting at 50c per share. Founded in 2015, Atturra claims it has worked with over 600 clients to date and engages with 500 personnel to service a range of industries including utilities, education and government. Recently, the technology consulting and services business changed its name from FTS Group to Atturra in August following a series of acquisitions that saw it pick up the likes of Mentum Systems, Esam Consulting and Galaxy 42. The rebrand was aimed at bringing together these companies, along with other FTS Group companies such as Anatas, Veritec, Cubic Consulting, KoBold and Noetic, with future acquisitions also to be folded into the Atturra brand. "Atturra has grown rapidly since its inception, building its knowledge and technology expertise to maintain a competitive and defensible position with clients,” said Atturra CEO Stephen Kowal. “This knowledge underpins the Atturra business model, and enables the company's consultants to design, implement and maintain IT solutions for its clients.” According to Atturra, the IPO will now see the company execute a nationwide growth strategy, creating new service lines, headcount growth and revenue growth from its existing client base. "We will continue to target high growth industries where Atturra can build a sustainable and long-term advantage, and where significant barriers to entry exist,” Kowal added. “Our goal is simple, we want to be Australia's largest IT solutions provider with high engagement across industry, employees and clients." Related content news Digital hub reopens in Cremorne The hub previously operated in a “very limited capacity” and could not roll out program and hold industry events prior to the refurbishment. By Sasha Karen 24 Apr 2024 2 mins Business Operations Emerging Technology Industry news HP brings AI PCs to Australia Includes extra processing power for AI workloads. By Sasha Karen 24 Apr 2024 2 mins Emerging Technology Vendors and Providers news UST acquires Sydney-based Strativity Group to boost CX, design skills Under UST, Strativity will lead the multinational's CX strategy and design solution offering in A/NZ. By Sasha Karen 24 Apr 2024 2 mins Mergers and Acquisitions IT Management Business Operations news Kore.ai expands into A/NZ hiring Paul Rilstone Based in Sydney, Rilstone will be responsible for propelling the company’s A/NZ presence and sales growth in the generative AI enterprise market. By Julia Talevski 24 Apr 2024 2 mins Careers Emerging Technology SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe