Web Hosting Mergers and Acquisitions - November 2007
In case you missed a few - here are some web hosting and related merger, acquisitions and noteable transactions from around November 2007.
AxisHOST Montague, MI acquired VPS solutions provider, BuyAVPS.
BBS Technologies Houston, TX acquired R1Soft, a data recovery software firm.
Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises Las Vegas, NV acquired Florida based Lpanel.net Corp consisting of Web hosting customers.
DevStart, Orland Park, IL acquired ServerSeek.com, a server company directory.
Eventi Capital Partners Inc., Toronto, ON acquired equity stake in Brian Shepard's Canada Web Hosting.
Fat Jack Hosting Suwanee, GA acquired budget hosting company NWAHosting.
Ben Neuman’s Los Angeles, CA based Globat.com acquired virtually all assets of HostAWay.net.HostedToday.com Charlotte, NC picked up shared hosting provider TheGreatHostingCompany.com.
Interoute, London, UK acquired Sweden based hosting and managed services company, pi.se.
Mountains West Exploration, Inc. Downers Grove, IL acquired Secured Digital Storage LLC online backup data storage.
Nettlinx, Limited Union City, NJ (Subsidiary of a firm from India) acquired Host Department, LLC.
Raincity Studios Vancouver, BC picked up the community publishing platform and hosting company, Bryght.
Ultraspeed UK has completed merger with Hostroute.com, hosting some 50,000 websites.
Webair of Los Angeles, CA purchased Montreal, Canada-based web hosting provider Wisol.
Obviously not all inclusive - but from the NCC files.
========== MORE ABOUT TOM ==========NCC - New Commerce Communications
Tom Millitzer provides merger and acquisition services to Internet service firms including Web Hosting, Data Centers and similar sectors. In 1994 he founded and is President of NCC - New Commerce Communications, Inc. He has been involved in almost 200 mergers and acquisitions , finance an... (Read full bio)
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Comment by Anonymous on Friday, December 28, 2007
Seems this is the year hosting and domain company acquisitions.
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