DeliverUP Increases Stake in Software Firm DTS
The expansion brings the company's total ownership to 90 percent as it integrates new software capabilities.
Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Software
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DeliverUP has increased its investment in the software company DTS to a 90 percent stake. Following the move, the firm will now operate under the name DeliverUP Technology Solutions.
Why it matters
The investment is intended to accelerate product development by providing access to additional technical expertise. It also aims to strengthen customer support across the existing market footprint.
DeliverUP now controls a 90% total stake in the company, while Managing Director Mike Smith maintains a 10% shareholding. The firm, which has operated for 4 years, currently provides services across the UK and Ireland.
The players
DeliverUP
An international technology firm that is scaling its operations through strategic software investments.
Mike Smith
The Managing Director of DTS who retains a 10 percent shareholding in the company.
DeliverUP Technology Solutions
The newly designated operating name for the software firm following the increased investment.
The details
The companies are combining DeliverUP software capabilities with the local market expertise developed by DTS. This integration allows the organization to focus on the faster development of new features and expanded functionality.
Timeline
DTS was founded in 2022.
DeliverUP increased its stake to 90 percent on October 22, 2026.
The Tech Race
This move follows the industry pattern of the software-as-a-service (SaaS) consolidation model by integrating regional expertise into a larger technical infrastructure. It reflects a broader shift where scale is prioritized by centralizing software assets under a single global brand.
Customers can expect access to expanded technical resources and a broader range of software features resulting from the integration of teams. These changes aim to improve the quality and speed of support provided to users across the UK and Ireland.
The takeaway
Consolidating regional software operations can provide users with more robust technical support and faster product updates. Businesses often use these mergers to streamline global functionality while maintaining local service expertise.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fueloilnews.
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