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Website Designer Buys Tech Company For $6.8M

Today, we read the story of a Website design company that pulled out $6.8M to buy a tech company and we were blown away with a huge 'WOW'! WordSphere, a website development firm out in California forked out the mad sum of nearly 7M to buy DrupalWare, a tech company known for its software solutions.


According to Stewart Johanson, from WordSphere's Public Relations department, the package paid for includes the DrupalWare website, a portfolio of 164 active clients, 6 super specialists, an excellent reputation of delivering top-quality services to clients, along with the entire DrupalWare brand. The 6 specialists acquired immediately transfer into WordSphere's senior DevOps team.

Note that DrupalWare's clients include such billion-dollar brands as Pfizer, Tesla Motors, the City of New York and other Fortune 500 companies. Users of its services include names like - wait for it - Nokia, ebay, MacDonald's, The Australian Government, and Havard University, with other intimidating names to follow. We can only imagine the monster business WordSphere has just acquired.

It challenges Website Development companies everywhere to see how WordSphere has stepped up from just a WordPress development company to swallowing up such a huge asset like DrupalWare. It inspires other communications tech businesses to push on ever.

See press release here; https://wordsphere.com/blog/wordsphere-llc-announces-6-8m-acquisition-of-drupalware/

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