Hilco is seeking offers to acquire the intellectual property and tangible assets of Redox Software Ltd (In Liquidation) (“Redox” or the “Company”) on behalf of the Joint Liquidators of the Company, Gareth Peckett and Rehan Ahmed of Quantuma Advisory (Yorkshire) Limited.
Founded in 2006, Redox operated as a boutique Microsoft engineering partner to UK SMEs and mid-market organisations, building and supporting business-critical bespoke .NET systems. Over nearly two decades, the Company specialised in modernising legacy software estates, consolidating data and workflows, and embedding long-term support structures to keep clients’ day-to-day operations running smoothly.
Redox’s proposition was pragmatic and delivery-led, focused on building and maintaining line-of-business applications and integrations that sat at the heart of its clients’ operations, from training and certification platforms to asset-management tooling and order-to-cash systems. Solutions were engineered and deployed using Azure DevOps, with structured build and release pipelines.
The Company’s former client roster shows both the breadth and business-critical nature of its software portfolio, spanning multiple sectors, including national training and certification body Lantra, investment and asset management group Gresham House, and wholesaler of home and garden giftware, Teal. Each of these organisations relies on one or more bespoke Redox-built systems that underpin essential elements of their operations and will require continued technical support, maintenance, and development, presenting a compelling opportunity for an acquirer to step into established, trusted customer relationships, provide ongoing service continuity, and unlock an immediate route to revenue with the potential to rebuild long-term contracts.
This acquisition represents an opportunity to secure a ready-to-transition Microsoft codebase and associated tangible assets, supported by detailed documentation and a proven pathway to deployment within the buyer’s own environment.
Redox has established itself as a trusted and pragmatic technology partner within the UK software engineering landscape, recognised for its Microsoft expertise and long-standing client relationships across education, professional services, and asset management. The Redox brand is known for delivering bespoke .NET systems that quietly underpin the operations of well-known organisations such as Lantra, Gresham House, and Teal.
Unlike typical development agencies focused on one-off builds, Redox built its reputation on stability, documentation, and long-term stewardship of mission-critical platforms, making it a go-to partner for clients needing robust, well-structured systems capable of supporting daily business processes and compliance-heavy environments.
Over nearly two decades, Redox cultivated a referral-based reputation in the SME and mid-market space. For an acquirer, leveraging the Redox identity provides an immediate platform for re-engagement with legacy clients.
The Company potentially holds rights in unregistered trade marks covering the “Redox Software” brand name and logos.
Available for acquisition are Redox’s portfolio of Microsoft .NET–based source code, DevOps artefacts, and technical documentation developed and maintained by Redox to deliver bespoke solutions for a range of UK SME and mid-market clients.
Redox’s software and supporting assets are structured within Azure DevOps, encompassing repository hierarchies, build and release pipelines, and YAML-based configuration scripts. These environments contain both client-specific project code (delivered under contract) and shared utilities and process documentation authored by Redox to manage, deploy, and support those systems. Together they provide a repeatable blueprint for the build, migration, and ongoing maintenance of complex .NET applications.
Beyond the technical IP, the Company’s former client base continues to depend on these systems for daily operations, creating a clear opportunity for a buyer to re-establish support relationships, generate service revenue, and leverage Redox’s proven processes across new engagements.
The primary redox-software.co.uk domain name is available to acquire.
The Company owns the copyright in the website content hosted at redox-software.co.uk, including its service descriptions, case studies, client references, technical positioning, and supporting marketing materials.
Rights in the Company’s social media accounts are available to acquire across key platforms, including LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter/X and YouTube.
Full details on the Company’s social media accounts are available via a virtual data room.
The Company holds client-related data, including contact details, correspondence records, and engagement histories with key organisations such as Lantra, Gresham House, and Teal.
A range of tangible assets are available for acquisition, comprising modern office technology and computing equipment, including high specification professional laptops such as Dell XPS, Lenovo Legion & Scan 3XS. Assets also include monitors, smartphones and various accessories used in the development and operation of the business. Full details on the Company’s tangible assets are available via a virtual data room.
All expressions of interest and bids are to be directed to Hilco in writing. A Bid Submission Form is available on request. Please contact Hilco to gain access to a virtual data room for further information on signing a confidentiality agreement.
Hilco is acting as exclusive agent to the Company and its Joint Liquidators in connection with the proposed sale of some or all of the Company’s assets. The Joint Liquidators act as agents of the Company and without personal liability.
All sales are made strictly on an “as is, where is” basis. Only such right, title and interest (if any) as the Company may have in the assets will be transferred to a purchaser. No warranties, guarantees, or representations (express or implied) are provided by the Company, its Joint Liquidators or Hilco in respect of the assets or any information supplied. All parties must rely on their own enquiries and due diligence. Any information provided is for convenience only and has not been independently verified.
All offers are subject to the addition of VAT at the prevailing rate, where applicable. A non-refundable deposit equal to 20% of the agreed purchase price must be paid by the successful purchaser within 48 hours of offer acceptance. Payment of the deposit grants the purchaser the exclusive right to proceed with the acquisition of the relevant assets for a limited period and on the terms agreed. A Buyer’s Premium of 10% of the final purchase price is payable by the successful purchaser in addition to the agreed purchase price, is non-negotiable and is payable at the same time and in the same manner as the purchase price and forms a condition of sale.
Legal completion must occur within five (5) business days of offer acceptance, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company and its Joint Liquidators.
