Limerick tech company announces acquisition of Cork-based hosting firm

By Pune Media On Dec 19, 2024 25

Sean Ryan of E-Live with Adam Beecher in CIX DataCentre.

A LIMERICK tech company has announced that it has acquired a Cork-based hosting firm.

E-Live, a domain registration and web hosting business established in Limerick over 27 years ago, has announced that it has acquired Beecher Networks.

The deal was completed for an undisclosed sum, and marks what the company describes as a milestone in E-Live’s strategy for growth across Ireland.

The deal will strengthen E-Live’s market presence and enhance its portfolio by integrating Beecher Network’s range of domain registration and web hosting services, a representative for the company said.

Sean Ryan, E-Live’s managing director, said that the merger is an exciting chapter for the company.

“This acquisition represents an exciting chapter for E-Live as we continue to build on our commitment to delivering top-tier solutions to our customers.”

“By bringing Beecher Network’s expertise and loyal customer base into the fold, we’re reinforcing our ability to provide fast, reliable, secure, and cost-effective web hosting services while expanding our reach in Ireland, “Mr Ryan added.

Adam Beecher, founder of Beecher Networks, said that the move will be a good one for their customers.

“I’m delighted to see Beecher Network’s customers transition to E-Live, a company that shares our values of excellent service and customer care. I’ll be working closely with E-Live during the transition to ensure a smooth process for everyone involved.”

“This partnership ensures that our customers will benefit from enhanced resources and support, which is very important to me.”

As the new year approaches, E-Live have said that it is open to further growth throughout 2025.

“We are delighted to complete another acquisition, and we are actively seeking opportunities to enhance our capabilities and expand to better serve our customers,” Mr Ryan said.

Customers of Beecher Networks will transition to E-Live’s platform over the coming months, Mr Ryan said, with uninterrupted services and a host of new features.