2021年5月17日

五个加拿大科技公司最近收购或收购,包括采购、Eddyfi /无损检测,MCI Onehealth,区M,香草。这是最新的在加拿大有权势的人物。采购收购多伦多它像管理咨询公司采购已经被美国电信公司收购像管理约7500万美元的现金。事务,上周宣布,在3月中旬关闭。像表示,这笔交易将加强其能力帮助通信和媒体行业过渡到云计算利用采购几十年的经验“交付云的规模。”成立于2010年,采购提供了一个云迁移平台和咨询服务,客户遍布北美、亚太地区和澳大利亚。公司拥有与Amazon Web服务合作,微软Azure,谷歌的云平台。乔恩•是采购的创始人兼首席执行官表示,该公司认为像管理的结合进行产品和服务和采购的咨询和专业知识将是一个引人注目的命题为潜在客户。Eddyfi /无损检测获得Senceive Eddyfi /无损检测,Quebec-based测试和测量科技集团收购了曼联Kingdom-based Senceive,设计和构建无线基础设施状态监测技术。但该公司没有披露此项交易的财务条款。Eddyfi /无损检测成立于2020年,专注于非破坏性测试,其中包括一系列的分析技术用于评估的属性材料,组件和系统科学和科技相关产业。 The company works with large engineering firms and service providers in the aerospace, energy, mining, power generation and transportation sectors. According to Eddyfi/NDT, Senceive has joined the company as a separate entity under the same name, becoming Eddyfi/NDT’s fifth platform and business unit. The deal gives the company 10 acquisitions in the past five years. Earlier this year, Eddyfi/NDT also acquired Calgary’s Dynamic Risk. District M completes merger with Sharethrough Montréal adtech startup District M has completed its previously announced merger with San Francisco’s Sharethrough. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Together, the newly combined companies aim to become the largest independent ad exchange. Founded in 2013, District M offers a programmatic advertising ecosystem for advertisers and publishers. Following the merger, District M and Sharethrough will continue operating under the Sharethrough name. The combined entity will consist of over 140 employees across eight offices in Canada and the United States. In 2019, District M raised a $12 million Series A round from Fonds de solidarité and Investissement Québec to grow its team. To date, the company says it has secured $20 million in funding. MCI Onehealth to acquire Terrace Wellness Group Toronto-based healthtech company MCI Onehealth has entered a letter of intent to acquire Ottawa mental health organization Terrace Wellness Group. The financial terms of the proposed deal were not disclosed. MCI Onehealth said the transaction will advance its data and tech roadmap, and position the company to help fill the rising need for mental health and addictions care. In Q1, MCI Onehealth generated $10 million in revenue, which the company said was driven by increased adoption of its telehealth and MCI Connect services, in addition to “continued strong performance from corporate health customers.” This total was slightly lower than the first quarter of 2020, when MCI Onehealth saw $10.4 million in revenue. MCI Onehealth went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange at the beginning of Q1, securing $30 million. The company currently trades on the TSX under the symbol ‘MCI.’ Earlier this year, MCI Onehealth acquired Khure Health for around $13.5 million . Vanilla acquired by Higher Logic Montréal software startup Vanilla has been acquired by Virginia-based company Higher Logic. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, though Vanilla is set to operating as a Higher Logic brand. Founded in 2009 as an open source project, Vanilla offers a community engagement platform for brands. The company’s software-as-a-service product helps brands, software and telecom companies serve their customers. Ultimately, Vanilla aims to reduce support costs while also driving brand loyalty. Higher Logic also offers a customer engagement platform. The company’s CEO, Kevin Boyce, said Higher Logic was impressed by Vanilla’s success in the corporate market, which he said complements Higher Logic’s focus on the B2B tech firms.