BRC Group agrees to acquire Sangoma in deal valuing it at $204 million

By Public Technologies
  • BRC Group Holdings agreed to buy Sangoma Technologies in a deal valuing it at an enterprise value of about $204 million (C$289 million).
  • Sangoma shareholders will receive $4.925 in cash and 0.04767 of a BRC share for each Sangoma share.
  • Consideration totals about $170 million in cash and about $10 million in BRC shares; Sangoma holders would own about 4% post-close.
  • Combined trailing-12-month revenue as of June 2026 was about $441 million, including about $200 million from Sangoma.
  • Closing is expected by early 2027; Sangoma is set to be delisted from the TSX and Nasdaq on completion.


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