Electronic Products & Technology

Mitel completes merger with Aastra

EP&T Magazine   

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Mitel Networks Corp., Kanata ON, a global leader in business communications, has completed its merger with Aastra Technologies Ltd., Concord ON. With US$1.1-billion of combined annual revenue and 60-million customers worldwide, Mitel now has one of the largest global footprints in the industry and is driving consolidation in the US$18-billion business communications market.

With top market share in Western Europe and a top five position globally, Mitel is positioned to capitalize on a massive global growth opportunity as the market begins a long-term migration to cloud-based services.

“With this merger the combined annual revenue of Mitel exceeds a billion dollars, which we believe creates the financial scale and operational leverage to drive shareholder value and profitable growth in an opportunity-rich consolidating market,” says Richard McBee, president and chief executive officer of Mitel. “We now have double the talent, tools and range of solutions to aggressively compete for a greater share of our market.”

Mitel provides the a comprehensive portfolio, covering the entire customer and market landscape. From digital to IP to Cloud; from platforms to applications to devices; for the very smallest business to the very largest enterprise, Mitel’s portfolio now offers customers ultimate control to maintain, migrate, or upgrade their business communications systems at their own pace.

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With a solid path to the cloud – private, public or hybrid – Mitel’s integrated portfolio enables a significant competitive advantage and ideally positions the company to serve customers and channels globally, regionally, and vertically; now and well into the future. With a $100 million annual R&D budget as a combined business, Mitel has the resources needed to support ongoing innovation and a broad range of global and regional solutions, protecting customers by limiting the risk of stranding them and their investment.

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