Twisted, a workplace technology integrator, has acquired Crossover, a London-based commercial audio and audiovisual systems integrator.
The acquisition marks Twisted’s first since its founding in Hampshire in 2004. The company said the addition of Crossover’s expertise and central London presence strengthens its service capability, geographic footprint and ability to serve a broader range of clients.
Founded in 2008, Crossover offers end-to-end AV system integration, from design and installation through to ongoing support and maintenance.
David Sacks, managing director of Crossover, said: “Twisted’s excellent team culture and aligned commitment to perfect delivery played a major part in our decision. We’ve been approached before, but Twisted is the first that truly felt aligned with who we are. This move gives our team the platform to grow, while maintaining our commitment to quality standards and putting our customers first. I’m really excited for the future.”
Twisted supports clients including Adobe, Uber, Softcat, OpenAI and Convene. The company now operates from four offices across the UK and Europe, with plans to open a fifth in the Middle East in 2026.
Ollie Hall, chief executive of Twisted, added: “Their outstanding technical expertise and strong reputation across the corporate and hotel sectors will significantly bolster Twisted as we continue to expand. We see tremendous potential ahead, particularly thanks to Crossover’s capabilities, central London location and shared commitment to going the extra mile for our customers. I’m really looking forward to seeing what we’ll achieve together.”
Twisted specialises in delivering integrated audio-visual, network, structured cabling, data centre and professional services solutions across EMEA and APAC.
