--- title: "Deel and Omnipresent: acquisition reporting and the UK control records" language: en canonical: https://dossiertwist.com/dossiers/deel/omnipresent/ as_of: 2026-10-13 keywords: ["Deel","Rippling","Atlantic Money","payments","ownership","employment","litigation"] --- # Deel and Omnipresent: acquisition reporting and the UK control records **Question.** How do the records support the reported Omnipresent acquisition? **Answer.** A transaction report describes an October 2025 acquisition, while UK registers independently record a control change and later board appointments. The records do not disclose the purchase price or Alex Bouaziz’s personal equity percentage. ## The reported deal and the registry describe related facts - Analysis: A retained financial transaction report says Deel acquired Omnipresent Group in October 2025, without publishing a price. Its header and completion text disagree at day level, so this dossier uses the month. The UK parent’s PSC register independently records Alex Bouaziz’s significant influence or control from September 30, 2025. Those records support a change of control, but they should not be forced into a fabricated exact closing chronology. [s-d284] [s-d281] [s-d282] - Attributed: A retained financial transaction report states that Deel acquired Omnipresent Group in October 2025, without giving a price. [s-d284] - Qualification: Its October 8 publication header and October 9 completion wording conflict at day level; this account uses the month. The register independently supports a control change but does not supply the transaction consideration. - Documented: The UK PSC register identifies Alex Bouaziz as exercising significant influence or control over Omnipresent Group Limited, number 12327661, from 30 September 2025. Omnipresent Group is separately recorded as holding at least 75% of the shares and votes in Omnipresent Consulting Group Limited, number 13851637. [s-d281] [s-d282] - Qualification: Alex’s personal influence category supplies no percentage. His separate consulting-company PSC entry ceased on 19 December 2025. - Analysis: Omnipresent Consulting Group is a separate company. Its PSC record identifies Omnipresent Group as holding at least 75% of shares and votes and director appointment rights. Alex’s separate influence entry at the consulting company ended in December 2025. That cessation does not erase the continuing corporate parent entry or prove that the whole business was sold again. [s-d281] [s-d282] ## Subsequent board records show who held particular offices - Analysis: The parent’s register lists Michael Crisp-Ginzo from September 2025, Philippe Bouaziz from December 2025 and Dor Barda Sartena from April 2026. Guenther Eisinger’s directorship ended in December 2025. These are appointments with their own dates, not a complete statement of every investor’s economic rights. [s-d288] - Analysis: At the consulting company, Stanley Broome’s appointment dates to May 2023 and Vanya Bouaziz’s to October 2026. The earlier appointment and common service addresses do not prove that Deel acquired Omnipresent in 2023, and a shared surname does not establish a family relationship. The documented control event and transaction report provide stronger anchors than those circumstantial similarities. [s-d280] - Documented: Omnipresent Consulting Group’s retained officer list identifies Stanley Broome from 5 May 2023 and Vanya Bouaziz from 1 October 2026. [s-d280] - Qualification: Shared office addresses and a surname alone do not establish family relationships or a 2023 acquisition by Deel. ## Sources - [s-d284] Media source · s-d284 - [s-d281] Corporate registry concerning Deel or an identified participant, UK Companies House - [s-d282] Corporate registry concerning Deel or an identified participant, UK Companies House - [s-d288] Corporate registry concerning Deel or an identified participant, UK Companies House - [s-d280] Corporate registry concerning Deel or an identified participant, UK Companies House