- HeartCore ( NASDAQ: HTCR ) said Thursday it will acquire 51% majority stake in privately-held IT solutions provider Sigmaways in a cash and stock deal.
- The deal will expand HTCR's operational footprint in the U.S. and add significant revenue to its top line.
- The acquisition will provide complementary cross-sell and upsell opportunities for both firms.
- HTCR expects to reduce production costs, transitioning from outsourcing to leveraging Sigmaways' team.
- On closing, Sigmaways' senior management will join HTCR. Sigmaways founder Prakash Sadasivam will join HTCR's board.
- Once the deal closes, HTCR's customers will be able to implement Sigmaways as an integration specialist firm for automation, web, and software solutions.
- The deal will reduce development costs across HTCR's existing verticals through Sigmaways' long-standing relationships and resources throughout India and Vietnam.
- "HTCR's proposed majority stake acquisition of Sigmaways would expand its U.S. presence, with a strong subsidiary expected to bring recurring revenues and an expectation of streamlined R&D expenses," said HTCR CEO Sumitaka Kanno Yamamoto.
- The deal is expected to close in Q4.
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HeartCore to acquire majority stake in IT solutions firm Sigmaways