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Steer Automotive Group has followed up the recent acquisition of MG Cannon by announcing that it has now also acquired Komoo.
Komoo includes an established network of fleet repair sites near airports and vehicle storage hubs, offering rapid, high-quality repair services to vehicle rental and corporate fleet customer bases.
The deal expands and diversifies Steer Automotive Group’s market offering and aligns with its vision of becoming a leading provider of quality automotive repair services across a wider market.
Richard Steer, chief executive, said: “We firstly want to extend a huge welcome to our new colleagues at Komoo. The acquisition will boost our repair capabilities, expand our service footprint and diversify our market presence, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of the automotive repair sector and continue to meet the evolving needs of our clients and our industry.”
Steer completes Komoo acquisition
As part of the deal, Carl Henderson, managing director of Komoo, Dale Peart, director, and Jordan Ashmore, operations director, will remain at the helm of the company.
Henderson said:
“Becoming part of Steer Automotive Group marks a significant step forward for Komoo. This integration will enable us to leverage Steer’s extensive resources, enhancing our ability to deliver rapid, high-quality repair services to a broader customer base. We are eager to begin this new chapter and contribute to Steer’s growth and success.”