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US-based language service provider (LSP), TransPerfect, grows 4.6% — or USD 51m — in 2022 to hit revenues of USD 1.16bn, and retains title as world’s largest LSP by revenue.
In a court-ordered sale, TransPerfect acquires French media localization provider, Hiventy; aims to accelerate media localization growth.
TransPerfect acquires virtual data room (VDR) technology company, Sterling Technology, after competitive bidding process; aims to proactively address VDR market.
TransPerfect celebrated its 30th anniversary at the company’s ELEVATE global conference held in Amsterdam this past week.
US-headquartered TransPerfect clears billion-dollar milestone with USD 1.1bn in 2021 revenues. Retains title as world’s largest language service provider (LSP).
US federal judge says ‘no direct evidence’ that Lionbridge and owner, H.I.G. Capital, obtained trade secrets under false pretenses during court-ordered sale of TransPerfect; latter to appeal ruling.
After an extraordinary year, our look back on 2021 — from Big Tech to big buys, machine translation to translators’ job prospects — shows the language industry is thriving.
TransPerfect’s revenues grew 31% to USD 279m in Q3 2021 amid strong organic growth. US-based language service provider closes in on billion-dollar revenue target.
TransPerfect has refinanced a USD 450m credit facility secured in 2019, with a new lower-interest term loan and revolving credit line amounting to USD 500m.
Six days after it acquired Nordic LSP Semantix, TransPerfect enters digital marketing space with acquisition of Webcertain; CEO Phil Shawe on its ‘unique’ place in the organization’s M&A game plan.
TransPerfect makes a major foray into Northern European translation and interpreting by acquiring market leader Semantix from its private equity owners.
US-headquartered language service provider, TransPerfect, grew 35% — or USD 70m — in Q2 FY21, as first-half revenues approach half-a-billion dollars after best-ever quarter.
Super Agency TransPerfect grew revenues by 21% in Q1 2021 year-on-year as data-for-AI, gaming, media, and tech licensing boosted results. CEO Phil Shawe on plans to bring staff back to their offices.
TransPerfect CEO Phil Shawe gives guest lecture to University of Florida (UF) College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS)
CEO Phil Shawe on TransPerfect’s record quarter, state of Travel & Hospitality demand, investing in AI, and why he is confident they have enough ‘dry powder’ to support M&A.
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