Top Private Equity-Backed Telecommunications Acquirers

Tracked deals

473

473 tracked deals across 2005-2026.

Buyer mix

Mixed buyer set

465 pe · 253 strategic

Top trend

Volume peaked in 2021

95 tracked deals announced in 2021.

Buyer Snapshot

Top Buyers

Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.

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Buyer # Deals Focus Type
Grain Management, LLC 18 Investment firm specializing in broadband and digital inf... PE
Oak Hill Capital 13 Middle-market private equity firm focused on investments ... PE
M/C Partners 12 Private equity firm focused on communications, digital in... PE
Wireless Logic 11 Global IoT connectivity platform and managed-services pro... Strategic (PE-backed)
LDC 9 Mid-market private equity firm (part of Lloyds Banking Gr... PE
Equistone Partners Europe 7 European mid-market private equity firm; completed the ma... PE
GI Partners 7 Private investment firm focused on private equity, real e... PE
SDC Capital Partners, LLC 7 Specialized private investment firm focused on digital in... PE
Cinven 6 Leading international private equity firm investing acros... PE
Crestview Partners 6 Value-oriented private equity firm focused on middle-mark... PE

Acquisition Volume in Private Equity-Backed Telecommunications by Year

Last 10 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 10 years for Top Private Equity-Backed Telecommunications Acquirers. 3 2017 9 2018 38 2019 77 2020 95 2021 87 2022 53 2023 45 2024 40 2025 ~28 est. 22 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    GTCR
    Target
    Tactacam
    Seller
    Bertram Capital, Tactacam's founders
    Type
    Buyout

    Tactacam, a provider of cellular-connected cameras for outdoor and security markets, completed its sale to GTCR. GTCR acquired the company from Bertram Capital and the company’s founders, with CEO and co-founder Jeff Peel continuing to lead Tactacam and retain significant ownership alongside co-founder Ben Thorud.

  • Buyer
    Palliser Capital
    Target
    WUS Printed Circuit Co., Ltd. (WUS Taiwan)
    Location
    Taiwan

    Alternative investment manager Palliser Capital increased its stake in WUS Printed Circuit Co., Ltd. (WUS Taiwan) to over 5% following months of engagement with the company’s management. The announcement frames the move as part of value-enhancement efforts, including improving investor relations, optimizing capital structure, and accelerating an AI PCB-driven turnaround by leveraging synergies with WUS Kunshan.

  • Buyer
    La Caisse, Brookfield
    Target
    Altius Telecom Infrastructure Trust
    Location
    India

    La Caisse invested approximately INR 121 billion (CAD 1.76 billion) to acquire a 24% stake in Altius Telecom Infrastructure Trust (Altius), India’s largest independent telecom tower platform. The deal is described as complete, with Brookfield remaining Altius’ largest investor alongside La Caisse and existing institutional shareholders.

  • Buyer
    CVC DIF (via Aurora Towers), Aurora Towers
    Target
    American Tower Corporation’s Canadian wireless tower portfolio (Canadian telecommunications tower business)
    Seller
    American Tower Corporation
    Location
    Canada
    Type
    Buyout

    CVC DIF, through its portfolio company Aurora Towers, has agreed to acquire American Tower Corporation’s Canadian wireless telecommunications tower business. The transaction covers 255 wireless communication sites across Canada and is expected to expand Aurora’s portfolio to more than 650 sites, subject to regulatory approvals and expected to close in Q4 2026.

  • Buyer
    Black Spade Acquisition III Co
    Target
    Astrum Space Inc

    Astrum Space Inc and SPAC Black Spade Acquisition III Co (BIII) entered into a business combination agreement, valuing Astrum at about $1 billion equity value. The combined company, expected to be renamed Astrum Space Company, will list its ordinary shares on the NYSE, with closing expected by the end of 2026 subject to approvals and customary conditions.

  • Buyer
    KCA Partners
    Target
    SK TNS
    Seller
    Alchemist Capital Partners Korea, SK ecoplant
    Location
    South Korea
    Type
    Buyout

    KCA Partners, a Korea-based private equity firm, has signed a definitive share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of SK TNS for an estimated 300 billion to 400 billion won. The deal follows Alchemist Capital Partners Korea’s process to sell its stake in SK TNS, managed by Samil PwC.

  • Buyer
    Eaton Fiber
    Target
    Ripple Fiber
    Seller
    Platform Investment Partners, KLT
    Type
    Buyout

    Eaton Fiber entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ripple Fiber, a fiber-optic internet provider and network operator headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. The acquisition, funded by the announced $1.5 billion investment in Eaton Fiber, was completed on October 13, 2026.

  • Buyer
    Bain Capital, Tillman Global Holdings
    Target
    Eaton Fiber

    Bain Capital and Tillman Global Holdings announced a $1.5 billion investment in Eaton Fiber to support its fiber-network expansion and fully fund its acquisition of Ripple Fiber. The investment was completed on October 13, 2026, alongside the Ripple Fiber acquisition.

  • Buyer
    Grain Management, Fifth Third Bank
    Target
    Ritter Communications, Great Plains Communications, Rightfiber
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Grain Management completed the previously announced strategic combination of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to create Rightfiber, a privately held fiber broadband platform spanning 20 states. The merged company will continue investing in fiber expansion and enter a $1.6 billion credit facility led by Fifth Third Bank to fund organic growth and potential M&A.

  • Buyer
    Greystar Infrastructure, StepStone Group, M|C Partners, Other global institutional capital partners
    Target
    Zentro Internet
    Location
    United States

    Greystar Infrastructure announced an equity recapitalization of Zentro Internet, the largest private multifamily-focused internet service provider in the United States. The investment, with participation from StepStone Group and other institutional partners, is intended to strengthen Zentro’s balance sheet and fund accelerated national and geographic expansion while maintaining Zentro’s local service quality. M|C Partners will maintain a strategic position in Zentro’s ownership.

  • Buyer
    Omni Fiber
    Target
    Citizens Fiber
    Type
    Buyout

    Omni Fiber acquired Citizens Fiber, a 100% fiber-optic Internet, TV, and phone provider serving communities in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The deal expands Omni Fiber’s footprint in western Pennsylvania and supports its goal of bringing 100% fiber-optic broadband to underserved communities.

  • Buyer
    Ascenda Capital Partners
    Target
    Vialterna
    Seller
    Heriberto Garcia
    Location
    Mexico
    Type
    Buyout

    Mexican investment firm Ascenda Capital Partners acquired Vialterna in January 2026. The deal follows an M&A process supported by Corum’s “hiatus program,” after which Ascenda submitted an improved monetary and tax-structured offer.

  • Buyer
    T-Mobile, Oak Hill Capital, Wren House
    Target
    GoNetspeed, Greenlight Networks, i3 Broadband
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    T-Mobile signed definitive agreements for two 50/50 fiber joint ventures to expand its home broadband reach. One partnership with Oak Hill Capital will combine GoNetspeed and Greenlight Networks, while the other with Wren House will acquire i3 Broadband; both are expected to close in 2026/2027 subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.

  • Buyer
    OXIO Inc., Newfoundland Capital Management, U.S.-led investor consortium (led by OXIO and Newfoundland Capital Management)
    Target
    Movistar Mexico
    Seller
    Telefónica S.A.
    Location
    Mexico
    Type
    Buyout

    OXIO Inc. and Newfoundland Capital Management led a U.S.-investor consortium that agreed to acquire Movistar Mexico from Telefónica S.A. The transaction is designed to transition Movistar Mexico into a cloud-native, digitally driven next-generation telecom operator using OXIO’s Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform, while Movistar Mexico continues operating under the Movistar brand and its existing leadership team.

  • Buyer
    Westnet LLC
    Target
    Low Voltage Installations, Inc.
    Type
    Buyout

    Westnet LLC acquired Low Voltage Installations, Inc. to expand its end-to-end fire station alerting and public safety communication offerings. The deal combines Westnet’s technology platform with LVI’s 26+ years of design, installation, and support expertise—particularly strengthening Westnet’s presence and service capabilities in Colorado.

  • Buyer
    Wireless Logic
    Target
    Comms365
    Location
    United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    Wireless Logic has acquired Comms365, a UK-based IoT connectivity and managed-network specialist, to broaden its connectivity and IoT service capabilities and strengthen its footprint in the UK market. Comms365 will continue to operate as a standalone business with leadership changes including John Whitty becoming CEO and co-founder Mike van Bunnens stepping away after a handover.

  • Buyer
    nexfibre, InfraVia, Liberty Global, Telefónica
    Target
    Netomnia, Substantial Group, YouFibre, Brsk
    Seller
    Advencap, DigitalBridge, Soho Square Capital
    Location
    United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    InfraVia, Liberty Global and Telefónica, through their existing joint venture nexfibre, have agreed to acquire Substantial Group (Netomnia), the UK’s second-largest alternative fibre provider. The deal is expected to unlock £3.5 billion of investment in the UK and create a scaled wholesale fibre challenger to BT Openreach, with completion expected by Q3 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.

  • Buyer
    Truespeed Communications, Freedom Fibre
    Target
    Truespeed Communications, Freedom Fibre
    Location
    United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    Truespeed Communications and Freedom Fibre have merged to create the Freedom Truespeed Group, a scaled, capital-efficient full-fibre platform across the United Kingdom. The combined business will serve more than 412,000 premises ready for service and around 70,000 customers, pairing Freedom Fibre’s wholesale open-access network with Truespeed’s retail capability.

  • Buyer
    I Squared-backed Ezee Fiber, I Squared
    Target
    DayNet Fiber Optic assets / network in Dayton, Texas
    Type
    Addon

    Ezee Fiber, backed by I Squared, acquired DayNet’s fiber optic assets and network in Dayton, Texas. The transaction expands Ezee Fiber’s reach in the region and adds to its growing fiber footprint.

  • Buyer
    Circumference Group
    Target
    Broadband Development Group (BDG)
    Type
    Buyout

    Circumference Group, an operationally focused investment firm, acquired a majority stake in Broadband Development Group (BDG), a Little Rock-based provider of fiber-based commercial broadband and managed Wi-Fi solutions for the multifamily (MDU) market. The investment is intended to support BDG’s continued expansion across high-growth markets in the Southeastern United States and Texas, accelerating growth of its wholesale business model.

  • Buyer
    Netmore Group
    Target
    Actility
    Location
    Île-de-France, France
    Type
    Buyout

    Netmore Group has acquired Paris-based Actility, including its Abeeway subsidiary, combining Netmore's carrier-grade LoRaWAN network operations with Actility's ThingPark platform and geolocation products. The deal creates a unified global LoRaWAN ecosystem with over 14 million contracted IoT devices and expands Netmore's reach across utilities, buildings, smart cities, industrial and asset-tracking markets.

  • Buyer
    Triage Partners, Broadtree Partners
    Target
    Benton Technical Services, J. Carlson Services
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    Broadtree Partners portfolio company Triage Partners has acquired Benton Technical Services and J. Carlson Services, two turnkey telecommunications services providers specializing in fiber/FTTH and OSP construction. The add-on acquisitions expand Triage's fiber buildout, installation, splicing, and repair capabilities and position the combined business to offer full turnkey solutions to telecom operators, electric cooperatives, and broadband providers across the United States.

  • Buyer
    Phoenix Tower International
    Target
    Infracos
    Seller
    Bouygues Telecom, SFR
    Location
    Hauts-de-Seine, France
    Type
    Buyout

    Phoenix Tower International (PTI) has closed the acquisition of Infracos, the joint venture owned by Bouygues Telecom and SFR that manages approximately 3,700 wireless sites across France. The deal expands PTI's French footprint to nearly 10,000 sites and increases its global portfolio to more than 33,000 towers; Bouygues Telecom and SFR were the selling parties.

  • Buyer
    Ara Partners
    Target
    Centric Fiber
    Type
    Buyout

    Ara Partners has acquired a majority-controlling stake in Centric Fiber to accelerate the company's fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) expansion across the southern United States. The private investment firm will deploy capital through its Ara Infrastructure platform to grow Centric Fiber's project pipeline and backlog; terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    CVC DIF, Jersey Telecom (JT), The States of Jersey (ownership of JT), DIF Infrastructure VIII (fund vehicle)
    Target
    Manx Telecom Group, Manx Telecom Group (Manx Telecom)
    Seller
    Basalt Infrastructure Partners LLP (funds managed)
    Location
    Isle of Man
    Type
    Buyout

    CVC DIF, the infrastructure strategy of CVC, together with Jersey Telecom (JT) will acquire Manx Telecom Group, the integrated incumbent digital-infrastructure telecom platform on the Isle of Man, from funds managed by Basalt Infrastructure Partners. The investment will be made through DIF Infrastructure VIII and is expected to close in Q4 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.

  • Buyer
    TAK Broadband, Platinum Equity
    Target
    Gulbranson Services, Inc.
    Seller
    Bob DeLaHoussaye
    Type
    Addon

    TAK Broadband has acquired Gulbranson Services, Inc. (GSI), a Victorville, California-based telecommunications contractor that provides drop bury, maintenance and fiber-to-the-home construction services, from founder Bob DeLaHoussaye. The deal is an accretive tuck-in to TAK (which is PE-backed by Platinum Equity) to strengthen TAK's Southern California presence and expand its FTTH construction and maintenance capabilities.

  • Buyer
    ECI Partners continuation fund (ECI-managed continuation vehicle), Carlyle AlpInvest, HarbourVest Partners, Pantheon
    Target
    CSL Group
    Seller
    ECI Partners
    Location
    United Kingdom

    ECI Partners has exited CSL, the UK-based critical IoT connectivity specialist, into an ECI-managed continuation fund led by existing ECI investors Carlyle AlpInvest, HarbourVest Partners and Pantheon, generating a 3.5x return on ECI’s investment. CSL grew c.20% organically during ECI’s ownership, has launched products such as rSIM, and will continue its expansion strategy (including M&A) under the continuation vehicle.

  • Buyer
    Northrim Horizon
    Target
    ACG Systems
    Type
    Buyout

    Northrim Horizon, a Mesa, Arizona-based permanent capital investment firm, has acquired ACG Systems, a Maryland-based systems integrator and technical service provider for mission-critical wireless communication systems. Northrim named Thomas Montalbano as CEO and said ACG will serve as a platform for additional organic growth and acquisitions in the wireless communication services industry.

  • Buyer
    Ezee Fiber
    Target
    Tachus Fiber Internet
    Seller
    Crosstimbers Capital Group
    Type
    Buyout

    Ezee Fiber, a Houston-based fiber internet provider wholly owned by I Squared Capital, closed its previously announced agreement to acquire Tachus Fiber Internet. The deal expands Ezee Fiber’s all-fiber footprint deeper into the northern communities of Greater Houston, with expectations to grow to more than 600,000 fiber passings by year-end.

  • Buyer
    Becklar, Graham Partners
    Target
    Dynamark Monitoring
    Type
    Addon

    Becklar, a Graham Partners portfolio company, has acquired Dynamark Monitoring, a wholesale alarm and critical event monitoring provider headquartered in Hagerstown, Maryland. The add-on expands Becklar's monitoring footprint and capabilities on the U.S. East Coast, bringing approximately 145,000 end subscribers and additional dealer relationships into Becklar's platform.

  • Buyer
    Metronet, T-Mobile, KKR
    Target
    US Internet Corp (USI)
    Seller
    Everside Capital Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    Metronet announced it has acquired US Internet (USI), a pure-play fiber company providing residential and commercial internet services in the greater Minneapolis area. The deal extends Metronet’s footprint in Minnesota, with USI’s 100% fiber network accessible to more than 140,000 homes and businesses. Terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    Koch Equity Development LLC
    Target
    GCH Technologies Inc.
    Type
    Buyout

    Koch Equity Development (KED), the principal investment and acquisition arm of Koch, has acquired GCH Technologies, a developer of advanced wireless messaging and telecommunications infrastructure solutions. GCH will become the strategic provider for Common Short Code Registry Services beginning January 1, 2026 and will work with CTIA to accelerate infrastructure upgrades and next-generation messaging capabilities such as RCS Rich Business Messaging.

  • Buyer
    M/C Partners
    Target
    Zentro, BAI Connect
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    M/C Partners has combined regional multifamily ISPs Zentro and BAI Connect into a single company operating under the Zentro brand. The merged business creates a scaled, near-national MDU-focused ISP serving over 100,000 residents and 2,000+ properties, expanding geographic coverage and accelerating rollout of multi-gig and managed Wi‑Fi services.

  • Buyer
    Wireless Logic
    Target
    Zipit Wireless
    Type
    Buyout

    Wireless Logic has completed the acquisition of Zipit Wireless, a South Carolina–headquartered provider of multi-carrier IoT connectivity and subscription billing solutions. The deal expands Wireless Logic’s North American presence and adds advanced subscription-billing and multi-tier connectivity capabilities to its global IoT offering.

  • Buyer
    Onecom Group
    Target
    Gradwell Communications Ltd
    Location
    Somerset, United Kingdom
    Type
    Addon

    Onecom Group, the LDC‑backed UK business communications and cloud specialist, has acquired Gradwell Communications, a cloud communications provider with offices in Bath and Leeds. The acquisition expands Onecom's hosted voice, SIP and unified communications capabilities, adds geographic reach and an established customer base as part of Onecom's ongoing roll-up strategy.

  • Buyer
    Blue Owl (Digital Infrastructure strategy fund)
    Target
    South Reach Networks (Intermetro Fiber)
    Seller
    Turning Rock Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    A fund managed by Blue Owl Capital's Digital Infrastructure strategy has acquired South Reach Networks (operating as Intermetro Fiber), a Florida-based fiber and colocation provider. Blue Owl plans significant investment to expand SRN's 370-mile fiber network and edge colocation footprint across Florida to meet growing hyperscale and enterprise connectivity demand; Turning Rock Partners sold the business.

  • Buyer
    CVC (CVC Asia Fund VI), Peak XV, Antler Elevate
    Target
    Airalo

    Airalo, the world’s largest eSIM provider, raised $220 million in a growth round led by CVC (via CVC Asia Fund VI) with participation from Peak XV and Antler Elevate, valuing the company at over $1 billion. The capital will be used to scale Airalo’s consumer app, expand unlimited and enterprise data offerings, and accelerate its enterprise/white-label connectivity platform.

  • Buyer
    FBR Solutions, FVLCRUM Funds
    Target
    RTS Associates
    Type
    Addon

    FBR Solutions, a national telecommunications infrastructure services provider backed by FVLCRUM Funds, has acquired RTS Associates to broaden its telecommunications design, engineering, and turnkey deployment capabilities. The acquisition adds RTS’s more than 250 North American professionals and strengthens FBR’s ability to deliver end-to-end network solutions across the United States.

  • Buyer
    HitecVision
    Target
    Altibox Carrier
    Seller
    Lyse
    Location
    Norway

    HitecVision has acquired a 50% ownership stake in Altibox Carrier, a subsidiary carved out from Lyse, to create an independent Nordic platform for high-capacity fiber infrastructure serving data centers and cloud providers. The joint venture will remain headquartered in Stavanger and will focus on developing existing subsea and terrestrial routes, building new strategic routes, and pursuing acquisitions of smaller Nordic fiber operators to meet rising data-traffic demand.

  • Buyer
    Oak Hill Capital, Pamlico Capital, TPG Peppertree
    Target
    IdeaTek Telcom, Socket Telecom
    Seller
    TPG Peppertree
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Oak Hill Capital and Pamlico Capital have made a strategic investment in IdeaTek Telcom and Socket Telecom, combining the two regional fiber internet providers to create a scaled Midwest fiber internet service provider. TPG Peppertree will sell its existing stake while reinvesting alongside the two firms; the combined company will expand fiber networks across Kansas and Missouri with a goal to pass over 500,000 homes in the Midwest by 2028.

  • Buyer
    General Atlantic, Montagu
    Target
    Wireless Logic
    Location
    England, United Kingdom

    General Atlantic (via its BeyondNetZero fund) has agreed to take a minority stake in Wireless Logic, with existing majority owner Montagu reinvesting alongside the new investor. The investment values Wireless Logic at £3.5 billion, is expected to close in Q3 2025, and will support global geographic expansion, platform enhancement and an active M&A strategy.

  • Buyer
    Macquarie Asset Management (MAM-led consortium)
    Target
    TDC Group
    Seller
    PFA, PKA, ATP
    Location
    Denmark
    Type
    Buyout

    Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) has agreed to acquire an additional 50% stake in TDC Group from PFA, PKA and ATP, which will result in Macquarie managing 100% of the capital in TDC Group. The move secures full ownership to continue investments in Denmark’s digital infrastructure—completing fibre rollout, accelerating 5G coverage and furthering IT/cloud transformation and sustainability initiatives across TDC NET and Nuuday.

  • Buyer
    Mereo Networks (rebranding to Mereo Fiber)
    Target
    DISH Fiber Internet L.L.C. (DISH Fiber)
    Seller
    DISH Network Corporation
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    Mereo Networks (rebranding to Mereo Fiber) acquired DISH Fiber Internet L.L.C. from DISH Network Corporation in a transaction that closed April 30, 2025. The deal—an add-on to the PE-backed Mereo platform—expands Mereo's bulk fiber footprint (adding ~25,000 residential units) and extends its geographic reach across key Sun Belt, Mountain West and Great Lakes markets.

  • Buyer
    NOVA Infrastructure, Orion Infrastructure Capital
    Target
    DartPoints
    Seller
    Astra Capital Management
    Type
    Buyout

    NOVA Infrastructure has completed a majority investment in DartPoints, providing a significant growth capital commitment to scale the company's data center platform and pursue capacity expansion and strategic M&A. Orion Infrastructure Capital joined as a lender and minority equity investor, while existing sponsor Astra Capital Management retains a meaningful minority stake; NOVA and OIC committed more than $250 million of capital and DartPoints acquired the underlying real estate for three of its facilities.

  • Buyer
    Call.com, Centennial AS
    Target
    Vyke Holding Limited
    Location
    United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    Call.com has acquired London-based VoIP pioneer Vyke Holding Limited in a deal funded by over $7 million from Norwegian investment firm Centennial AS (owned by Endre Røsjø). The acquisition brings Vyke's decades of VoIP experience and virtual mobile-number capabilities to Call.com's platform, helping grow Call.com's user base to more than 500,000 (including over 250,000 paying customers).

  • Buyer
    Lynx Equity Limited
    Target
    The MNM Group Inc.
    Type
    Buyout

    Lynx Equity Limited has acquired The MNM Group Inc., a Willow Grove, Pennsylvania-based provider of low-voltage cabling, wireless infrastructure, DAS and EV charging installation services and custom cable assemblies. The acquisition expands Lynx's portfolio into national telecommunications and electrical network services, leveraging MNM's design & build and manufacturing capabilities across the U.S. and Canada.

  • Buyer
    TXO
    Target
    AirWay Group
    Type
    Addon

    TXO, a PE-backed global technology lifecycle services platform, has acquired the AirWay Group to expand its North American presence and broaden lifecycle management, staging, logistics, and network engineering capabilities. AirWay — which operates an R2/ISO-certified facility in Hebron, Kentucky and serves more than 250 telecom and broadband customers worldwide — will operate under the AirWay name while integrating with TXO's global platform.

  • Buyer
    Seaport Capital
    Target
    FMC GlobalSat

    New York-based private equity firm Seaport Capital has made a growth equity investment in FMC GlobalSat, a Fort Lauderdale–headquartered Starlink Authorized Reseller and provider of satellite and wireless connectivity solutions. The capital will support FMC’s continued rapid growth, expansion and market consolidation (including strategic acquisitions such as the Maritime, Energy & Government division acquired from Anuvu).

  • Buyer
    fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547), Harrison Street
    Target
    DRFortress
    Seller
    GI Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547) and Harrison Street have acquired DRFortress, Hawaii's largest carrier-neutral data center, from GI Partners. The deal brings DRFortress into 1547's connectivity-focused platform to expand interconnection, cloud access, and digital infrastructure reach across Hawaii and the broader Pacific region while keeping the existing leadership team in place.

  • Buyer
    JSI, Stone-Goff Partners
    Target
    LogicomUSA
    Type
    Addon

    JSI, a portfolio company of Stone-Goff Partners, has acquired LogicomUSA, a provider of voice, network, hosted VoIP and 24/7 contact center services for broadband providers and electric cooperatives. The add-on expands JSI’s network engineering and managed services capabilities by integrating Logicom’s contact center platform and BYOA offering to deliver end-to-end solutions to broadband operators nationwide.

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