In Luxembourg, Reorganized ISA, the entity name for Intelsat, a satellite and terrestrial network provider, was acquired by SES, a communications satellite owner and operator in the television broadcasting space, for $3.1B. This acquisition allows it to achieve Network Density, Multi-Orbit Capability, and C-Band Monetization and was a direct response to the rise of SpaceX’ Starlink.  

A Swiss digital solution provider for data centers and connectivity, Green.ch was acquired by Australia-based global investment manager IFM Investors for $1.1B.  The buyer aims to deliver superior long-term returns for like-minded institutional investors. The acquisition is widely cited in industry as a successful transition from a telecom-owned subsidiary to a specialized infrastructure asset backed by long-term institutional capital. 

In the unified communications subsector, FluentStream Technologies, a Colorado-based cloud communications provider, was bought by Ooma, a VoIP company out of Silicon Valley, for $45M to better serve SMB customers and add approximately 5,000 customers and 80,000 business users to its operation. 

In the customer experience space, a Texas-based customer conversion analytics specialist, Creovai, was acquired by a Missouri-based AI-powered support automation platform , Capacity, to add conversational insights for both virtual and live agent interactions within a single platform. 

Commotion, an AI-driven personalization software provider based in Los Angeles that caters to businesses operating in the US and India, secured a majority investment from Tata Communications’ Dutch entity for $15.5M to tap into global markets seeing phenomenal customer traction.