Fusion CX now owns all of VA Platinum Offshoring. The deal, made through Fusion CX’s UK arm Fusion BPO Services Ltd., gives the company full control of an Australian staffing provider with subsidiaries in the Philippines.
Fusion CX is recognized as a global BPO company with more than 10,000 employees and a headquarters in Pasig, Philippines, highlighting its extensive international operations.
This move is a clear expansion for Fusion CX. The company can now use VA Platinum Offshoring’s strong base in Australia and the Philippines. The legal team stayed involved from the first review to the final signatures, making sure the process followed strict standards and protected Fusion CX’s interests throughout.
This deal shows how important strong legal work and careful management are in offshore staffing and managed workforce deals. S&T; Legal’s team set a high bar for future cross-border acquisitions in this field.
In a September 2026 interview, Fusion CX CEO Pankaj Dhanuka revealed that the company had earmarked approximately 80–85 crore rupees for further investments as part of its IPO strategy, reflecting a proactive approach to expansion and capital allocation.
A September 2026 report by The Times of India says Fusion CX is also planning two more international acquisitions—one in Germany and one in the United States. This shows the VA Platinum deal is part of a bigger M&A plan. Fusion CX is pushing to grow its global reach through targeted cross-border deals.
So far, there is no independent confirmation of the financial terms, purchase price, percentage stake, or regulatory approvals in public sources. This lack of detail is common in private M&A deals, especially in the BPO and offshore staffing sector.
