TXP acquires Vigil to strengthen its digital transformation offerings in the UK. The acquisition is a strategic step that broadens TXP's technical capabilities and strengthens the company's position in cloud-based services, consulting and modern systems development in the UK market.
TXP has acquired Vigil, a AWS Select Tier Services Partner, as part of its long-term strategy to develop and scale its digital transformation business. The deal aims to strengthen TXP's existing consulting, development and resource solutions with additional expertise in cloud technology and advanced software development. A particular focus is on meeting the needs of a broad and diversified customer base within both private and public organizations.
Vigil is well known for its deep expertise in AWS based cloud transformation, modern application development and technical consulting. The company has worked for several years to help organizations migrate, modernize and optimize their systems in the cloud. These competencies complement TXP's existing strengths and create the conditions for a more comprehensive service offering in digital development and cloud strategy.
The company has a technical team of nearly 100 professionals with a primary presence in Portugal and Brazil. Through this international delivery model, Vigil offers both nearshore and offshore capabilities, enabling it to deliver scalable and cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality. Vigil's clients include well-known organizations such as ITV, Trainline, Convex and DC Thomson Group.
The acquisition provides TXP with additional global development capabilities that strengthen the company's ability to deliver larger and more complex digital transformation projects. The combination of a local presence in the UK and international development teams creates increased flexibility and competitiveness in a market where demand for specialized cloud services continues to grow.
John Antunes, CEO of TXP, highlights that Vigil's strong expertise in AWS complements TXP's existing capabilities in Microsoft-based platforms. Together, this broadens the company's technology offering and enables it to support customers with platform-independent solutions tailored to their business needs. According to Antunes, the acquisition strengthens TXP's ability to deliver end-to-end solutions in digital transformation, from strategy and architecture to implementation and management.
Vigil also sees the deal as an important step in the company's continued development. Phil Wright, CEO of Vigil, looks forward to integrating the operations with TXP and Aliter. The management emphasizes that both organizations share a strong focus on customized solutions, innovation and long-term value-creating development. The collaboration creates new opportunities to grow together and take on larger assignments in the international market.
The acquisition is in line with Aliter Capitals overall strategy to expand its digital transformation presence in the UK. Aliter is actively working to develop TXP through both organic growth efforts and strategic acquisitions that add new skills and capabilities. Vigil is the fourth milestone in the group's expansion journey, following the acquisition of Metatech in May 2025, a company specializing in the modernization of legacy systems.
Overall, the deal marks a clear step forward for TXP in its ambition to become a leading player in digital transformation in the UK market. By combining AWS specialist expertise with existing platform and consultancy services, the company strengthens its position in a rapidly changing technology landscape where cloud, modern development and scalable delivery capabilities are crucial for future competitiveness.








