State of Flux purchases Success Factor Partnering

State of Flux Limited is delighted to announce the acquisition of the sourcing and outsourcing consultancy firm Success Factor Partnering (SFP).  State of Flux, a leading supply chain consulting firm based on the Strand in London, has experienced rapid growth in leading and supporting change programmes for major multi-national corporations.  The purchase of SFP will enable State of Flux to further its growth strategy and facilitate expansion into additional industries.

Alan Day, Managing Director of State of Flux, stated “SFP represents an opportunity to grow in our core market space. Like State of Flux, SFP is a high growth quality firm with a blue chip client base. SFP’s focus on outsourcing bolsters our existing work in this area and supports us in maintaining dramatic growth rates whilst delivering exceptional consulting solutions.”

Robert Holt, Managing Director of SFP, echoed these sentiments. “It was important to our clients that any acquiring firm offers equal or better quality and value, and we believe State of Flux is the best firm to do this. Their phenomenal growth means they have a breadth of skills and greater capacity to offer our clients an improved service. I am confident State of Flux will continue to acquire market share in the Sourcing and Outsourcing space, and we are delighted to join them for what we know will be a bright future.”

Acknowledged as a strategic business partner to blue chip clients, State of Flux provides supply chain change solutions across the entire value chain.  Our successful solutions are based on three interconnected client support functions; Run, Consult and Services.  Our services include key supply chain elements, such as Research, Tax in the Supply Chain, and eSourcing.  State of Flux Consult supports clients by providing consulting services for both the revenue generating and the supply side of an organisation.  State of Flux Run offers outsourcing and white label business support for both procurement and sales organisations.