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On August 20th, 2018, cPanel signed an agreement to be acquired by a group led by Oakley Capital (Oakley). The group also owns Plesk and SolusVM. This transaction will enable significant investment in new product and feature innovation and will support growth in headcount in Houston, Texas, USA where cPanel …
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Aimed at helping organizations navigate the “mobile-first” economy, open source software company Red Hat has released its “enterprise mobility vision” which includes plans to expand deployment options for the FeedHenry platform and roll out new integrations with the existing Red Hat middleware product portfolio.
The post Months After FeedHenry Acquisition, Red Hat Outlines its Enterprise Mobility Vision appeared first on Web Hosting Talk.
Cloud-based data protection provider Infrascale has received $ 16.3 million in its latest round of funding which will be used to support company growth, accelerate its go-to-market strategy, and fund a key strategic acquisition.
October 15, 2013 — When Demian Sellfors co-founded Media Temple in 1998, he had planned a three year exit strategy. Fifteen years later, GoDaddy has acquired (mt) Media Temple for an undisclosed amount, and (mt) CEO Sellfors says the outcome of his journey is nothing like what he expected it to be.
Keep on reading: Media Temple, GoDaddy Talk Acquisition, Growth and Culture
August 30, 2013 — Cloud services and Microsoft Exchange hosting provider Intermedia announced on Friday it has completed its acquisition of cloud-based communications solutions provider Telanetix.
Keep on reading: Intermedia Completes Acquisition of Cloud Communications Firm Telanetix
About a week ago, the WHIR reported that two investment banks, Warburg Pincus and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, had acquired most of Accel-KKR’s stake in web hosting giant Endurance International Group, in a deal that, according to anonymous Reuters sources, valued the company at about $ 1 billion.
To the hosting industry itself, Endurance is a force of nature – a giant in the SMB space, serving 1.9 million customers, handling 7.7 million domains and operating (approximately) 36 separate hosting brands.
To vendors serving the hosting industry, EIG is one of those big customers – the kind of deal that can distribute a product to millions of users.
To the HostingCon crowd, EIG is the quintessential strategic buyer in the M&A scenario. It’s not an investment bank or a VC firm. It’s the big hosting brand that buys the smaller brands. Most of those 36 brands were acquired at some point.
And within the context of HostingCon, Endurance senior VP of corporate development has been a familiar face, both in sessions of his own, and on M&A panels, where he has offered insight into how hosting acquisitions go down – what the buyer is looking for, essentially.
So how does the acquisition impact the HostingCon crowd?
It’s pretty safe to assume that it will be more or less business as usual for Endurance, following the deal. Warburg Pincus and Goldman Sachs are investors, and Endurance is an investment. There’s no parent company. It doesn’t get rolled into something bigger. And for Endurance, business as usual means more acquisitions (with maybe a little more money to throw around).
For the HostingCon program, well, maybe it means this time Bardenheier has a little more experience on the other side of the M&A table that he can share.
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