Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) stories
Kaspersky has acquired emerging company Brain4Net to enhance its network security strategy and offer a unified Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform.
Forcepoint has completed its acquisition of Bitglass, consolidating technologies for protecting people accessing business data.
Forcepoint to acquire Bitglass, integrating its cloud-native SSE platform into its cybersecurity offerings. Read more here.
Auckland-based IT network provider Fastcom has acquired business comms provider Sietec, enabling Sietec to offer enhanced services.
As part of the deal, Crayon will acquire all of the shares in rhipe upon implementation of the Scheme — expected to be 3 November.
Enterprise software sector sees surge in M&A activity with 751 deals and $124bn in transaction value in H1 2021, says Hampleton Partners report.
CSG acquires DGIT Systems to provide telecoms industry with configure, price and quote (CPQ) and order management solutions.
Activity on an initial public offering of the shares of Two Degrees has been put on pause while discussions of a potential merger continue.
NetApp strengthens its cloud strategy with the acquisition of CloudCheckr, bolstering its cost optimization and compliance capabilities.
One Identity has acquired OneLogin to expand its Unified Identity Security Platform, offering a holistic approach to identity security.
Melbourne-based CT4 expands its capabilities with the acquisition of private cloud solutions provider NewBase Computer Services.
New Zealand's Crossware, which creates email signatures for over 1 million users, has been acquired by Berlin-based eKomi.
Akamai Technologies is set to acquire Guardicore for around $600m, adding micro-segmentation capabilities to its zero trust security portfolio.
Entrust, a company specialising in trusted identity, payments and data protection, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Antelop Solutions.
Data integration company Fivetran has agreed to acquire enterprise data replication technology provider HVR in a cash and stock deal worth $700m.
Complicated M&A integrations are point-in-time transactions, so it makes sense to seek specialist support to ensure a successful integration.
Intuit, the global technology platform behind TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, and Credit Karma, has announced it's agreed to acquire Mailchimp.
As a result of the acquisition, InMoment can leverage Lexalytics' experience in structured and unstructured data and text analytics solutions.
The expansion will see Vantage Data Centers offer services across Tokyo and Osaka in Japan, as well as, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and Melbourne, Australia.
Robert Cipriani will be responsible for managing Ping Identity's channel organisations within the region and supporting partner go-to-market strategies.
