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Sinch AB and SAP SE announced that Sinch AB has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the SAP Digital Interconnect group.
SAP’s interconnect services group offers cloud-based communications products and serves more than 1,500 enterprise customers throughout the world. Sinch, a global leader in cloud communications for mobile customer engagement, and SAP Digital Interconnect share a focus on digital business transformation, creating a first-class customer experience and ensuring the highest possible quality of services.
Sinch, which has a scalable platform for messaging, voice and video, will acquire all assets and IP belonging to the interconnect services group for EUR 225 million on cash and debt-free basis.
The combined entity will power nearly 70 billion engagements per year. Sinch will build on a global customer base that represents many of the world’s most-valued brands, including top technology companies, banks, payment gateways, retail brands and mobile operators.
With a mission of connecting the last mile between enterprises, software solutions, customers, employees, and things, SAP Digital Interconnect consists of three segments:
- Programmable Communications powers omnichannel customer engagement through SMS, push, email, WhatsApp, WeChat and Viber. In 2019, this business processed 18 billion messages on behalf of its enterprise customers.
- Carrier Services includes a range of business-critical services to mobile operators, including products for person-to-person messaging, reporting and analytics. In 2019, SDI processed more than 292 billion carrier messages.
- Cloud Solutions for Enterprises spans products for contact center and critical event management.
The deal significantly strengthens Sinch’s customer facing operations and product and engineering resources in the United States and gives the company a larger presence in the San Francisco Bay Area where SAP Digital Interconnect is headquartered. It also grows the company’s business in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region and India.
This is Sinch’s second transaction exceeding US$ 100 million since late March. On March 26, Sinch announced its intention to acquire Wavy in a deal valued at US$ 119 million.