Acquisition announcement – Hexatronic

The acquisition of OSA is a strategic position for the Hexatronic Group. Today, Hexatronic has a limited presence in Australia, which is managed from the fully owned subsidiary Hexatronic New Zealand that is a market leader within passive fibre to the home (FTTH) solutions in the local New Zealand market. The acquisition strengthens Hexatronic’s local presence, which is important for success in the Australian market.

Comments from the Hexatronic CEO:

“We are very happy to welcome the team at OSA to the Hexatronic Group. The business has a strong market position and a dedicated team with extensive experience from the Australian fibre optic market. Our aspiration is that our Australian customers will experience significant innovation and design benefits by combining the local presence of OSA with the product portfolio and passive system solutions of Hexatronic. Today, the fibre backbone has been built out in larger parts of Australia, and the next step is the last mile fibre build out to connect households and business to a full-fibre network. This is Hexatronic’s focus area, and this build out is foreseen to continue for many years to come,” says Henrik Larsson Lyon, CEO of Hexatronic Group.

Comments from OSA:
“After 19 years of sustained growth, we are excited to be part of the Hexatronic group that will give us greater scale to grow our market share in key areas of our business. It was important for OSA to find a company that shares our vision and – importantly – values its people. We look forward to working with Hexatronic in introducing its global product and services to the Australian market,” says Mike Thomas, CEO of OSA.

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