Halo Technology Group, the world’s largest manufacturer of compatible fiber optic transceivers and high-speed cables, announced that it has acquired the Skylane Optics (Skylane).
With offices in Europe, Brazil and the United States, Skylane’s optical network products offer data, video and voice networks to companies, service providers, data centers and telecommunications providers worldwide.
“We are incredibly excited to add Skylane’s cutting-edge product offering and its very talented team to our group,” said Matt McCormick , CEO of Halo. “Halo is committed to developing Skylane’s business and continuing to meet the demands of its sophisticated and diverse customer base. With the strength and additional resources of our platform, we expect Skylane to prosper as part of the Halo Group.”
The acquisition increases Halo’s technical reach and increased operational strength. This is Halo’s third successful acquisition since 2017, when it was formed by London-based Inflexion Private Equity Partners to create a global optoelectronics platform.
“Halo has become a leader in the global market for compatible optics, specializing in meeting the needs of virtually any network architecture requirements, be it enterprise, large format data center, or multinational telecom,” said Al Aguirre , chairman of Halo Technology. “The acquisition of Skylane reinforces the group’s skills and further demonstrates the platform’s value as a vehicle for global growth.”
Halo Group is a multinational based in Irvine, California. With manufacturing and distribution centers in the United States, the United Kingdom and India, Halo serves the network needs of a broad spectrum of business customers, service providers and telecommunications worldwide.
Skylane Optics is a leader in the supply of transceivers for optical communications. It serves customers in Europe, South America and North America.
