Telecommunications Acquisitions in South Carolina

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.

Comporium, a Rock Hill, South Carolina-based communications company, acquired Chesnee Communications and its 3,400+ customers from Skyline Telephone Membership Corporation in November 2021 and began rebranding the business under the Comporium name in November 2022. The move integrates Chesnee's employees and customer base into Comporium's operations and positions Comporium to upgrade local network facilities and expand services in northeastern Spartanburg and northwestern Cherokee counties.

DartPoints has signed definitive agreements to acquire Immedion, a Greenville, South Carolina-based provider of colocation, cloud and managed services operating eight data centers across seven markets. The acquisition—backed by Astra Capital Management and expected to close in Q2 2021—more than doubles DartPoints' edge colocation footprint and expands its interconnection capabilities into additional tier‑2 and tier‑3 U.S. markets.

Cable One, Inc. agreed to acquire the remaining equity interests in Hargray Communications from an investor group led by The Pritzker Organization, buying out approximately 85% of Hargray it did not already own in a transaction implying a $2.2 billion enterprise value. The deal expands Cable One's footprint into the Southeastern United States and positions the company to leverage Hargray's fiber-expansion capabilities and local market presence.

Sentinel Capital Partners has acquired Mobile Communications America (MCA) from WJ Partners. MCA, headquartered in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is a leading provider of mission-critical communications solutions and services with more than 500 employees and 41 service locations across seven Southeastern states; Sentinel intends to support continued acquisitive and organic growth.