DeltaNet has been acquired by Marlowe
December 2020 — DeltaNet International Limited (DeltaNet) has been acquired by Marlowe plc. This acquisition will bolster Marlowe’s market-leading position in the UK’s health and safety market.
DeltaNet, established in 1998, is headquartered in Loughborough and provides accredited health and safety, compliance and HR e-learning courses to companies across the UK and internationally. DeltaNet employs 36 staff, around half of whom are involved in content development and software and app design.
Marlowe is a business-critical services and software company which assures safety and regulatory compliance.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins Evelyn Partners, based in the UK, advised on this sale.
Darren Hockley
Managing Director, DeltaNet International Limited
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