MicroWarehouse has been acquired by Canadian distributor Sherweb. Financial terms of the deal were not released.
MicroWarehouse will continue to operate as a local business unit in Ireland and general manager Rory Wilson will stay on overseeing the transition.
”This announcement is an exciting development for MicroWarehouse,” said Wilson. “By partnering with Sherweb, we will offer a broader range of products and services and identify new possibilities for growth. True to our brand, we will continue to offer world class solutions with an Irish touch to our clients.”
Matthew Cassar, co-founder and co-CEO, Sherweb, said: “This acquisition is a significant step towards our goal of expanding our global footprint and providing new opportunities for our clients.
“MicroWarehouse’s strong market presence and expertise align perfectly with our strategic objectives as we begin a new chapter at Sherweb heading into 2025. We look forward to embarking on this journey together and unlocking even more value for our respective clients and partners.”
This acquisition will facilitate the introduction of new products and services, particularly in cyber security, business continuity and AI, which is a key focus for both companies.
Since 1998, Sherweb employs more than 1,000 delivering value-added services from tech support to cyber security.
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