Euphony Background

In January 1998, following deregulation of the telecoms industry, Euphony commenced operations in the UK. The core of its business was reselling telephony services to the general public. After three years of initial success, Euphony expanded operations into Europe via Belgium, the Netherlands, the Republic of Ireland and Germany.

In August 2004 Giles Redpath acquired Euphony and became CEO of the business. In December of that year Euphony relocated its corporate HQ from Reading to Basingstoke. In the Summer of 2005 Euphony announced its intention to expand its portfolio of services. New services will include new landline services, mobile services, narrowband and broadband Internet access services.

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Euphony began trading in the United Kingdom, but is now proudly operating in eight European countries - Ireland, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Portugal and the Czech Republic.

Our core business is the resale of land line (CPS) telephony, Internet access (dial-up and ADSL), pre & post paid mobile, and energy services (gas & electricity). Our target market is residential consumers and the small business sector. Network Marketing is our chosen channel to market.

Take a look at the following link for details of the buy-out team led by Investec and Penta Capital, who announced the acquisition of Euphony Communications in 2004. The deal was led by Giles Redpath, who became the CEO of Euphony Communications. Redpath was formerly CEO of Alpha Telecom which was bought by Tele2 for £60 million in 2003 and Vice-President, Europe of Telegroup Inc. He founded FASTNET, the first intra European call-back company in 1992.

To read about the £20 million buy-out click here

We suggest that you do your own independent Google internet search on "Giles Redpath", the CEO of Euphony Communications.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CLICK HERE