Deel has developed a payroll platform aimed at transforming payouts for businesses that collaborate with global remote contractors. The company's platform integrates contracts, payments, and taxes into a single interface. This allows customers to access contracting and compliance systems while providing a superior experience for international contractors.
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Deel, a global HR and payroll firm valued at USD $12 billion, has acquired Hofy, a London startup, to enhance its remote working solutions and launch Deel IT.
The current acquisition is part of Deel's strategic plan for 2024 to grow its workforce by more than 1,000 employees. Today, the company has over 4,000 employees in more than 100 countries, including 150 in Israel.
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Global payroll front-runner Deel acquires Africa-based PaySpace, significantly strengthening its global coverage and infrastructure—hits a remarkable $500M annual recurring revenue within five years.
Deel acquires South Africa-based PaySpace
Deel Acquires African-Based Payroll Company PaySpace
Deel acquired PaySpace, a payroll and human resource services provider operating in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa.
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