BRC Group to buy Sangoma in deal valued at about US$204 million

By Public Technologies
  • BRC Group Holdings agreed to acquire Sangoma Technologies in a deal valuing Sangoma at about USD 204 million enterprise value.
  • Holders will receive USD 4.925 cash per share, also 0.04767 of a BRC common share per Sangoma share.
  • Offer implies USD 5.225 per Sangoma share based on BRC’s 20-day VWAP, a 47% premium to Sangoma’s prior close.
  • Cash portion totals about USD 170 million; stock portion about USD 10 million, leaving Sangoma holders with about 4% of pro forma BRC.
  • Closing targeted by early 2027, subject to shareholder, court, and regulatory approvals; no financing condition.


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