WANdisco, the Fast-growing software company is seeing strong request from investors for their stock markets debut in next April.

The Sheffield-based firm intends to climb up to £10m from its initial public offering and will also to use the cash, particularly for more software designers and sales people as well as funding small acquisitions and also to providing working capital.

It is recently looking at a number of acquisitions in Germany.

The company, which has the European headquarters in Sheffield based in Silicon Valley in California.

Sheffield-born David Richards, the Chief Executive Officer, said:” the group is floating the company on the AIM market “very strong” feedback from investors in April.

“In the fact, they prefer when we’re fast growth and 90 per cent of the business is US sales”.

“We’ve got blue chip clients such as Intel, GE, Motorola and Wal-Mart/Asda,” he added.

At the same time, WANdisco is entirely employee-owned includes more than 35 shareholders in the group’s Sheffield office.

Today, the group will launch that believes to be the first open source, free download software package which designed in Yorkshire. Its new package as called Bloodhound, it’s created in Sheffield.