Epiris agrees £1 billion acquisition of Gamma Communications

Published Tuesday, September 1, 2026 · 10:06 PM EDT

Private-equity firm Epiris has agreed to acquire European enterprise communications provider Gamma Communications for about £1 billion, according to Bloomberg. The reported price represents a 53% premium to Gamma's share price on April 7. The summary describes the transaction as an agreed acquisition.

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