Does This Acquisition Represent A Core Change At The Heart Of The SaaS Industry?
Learn More about HeartCore Enterprises, Inc. by gaining access to the latest research report HeartCore Enterprises Inc. (NASDAQ: HTCR) is a small-cap Japanese company offering a marketing suite of content management and digital transformation products. Established in its domestic software-as-a-service (SaaS) market, with a consistent customer base of more than 800 customers, HeartCore has now entered the U.S. market. HeartCore recently signed an agreement with information technology (IT) services company Sigmaways to acquire a majority share of 51% of the company. Along with HeartCore’s initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq Stock Market, the acquisition of California-based Sigmaways may represent a strong entry by HeartCore into the U.S. SaaS market. This acquisition could allow for vertical integration of production processes at HeartCore, thanks to the transition to Sigmaways''s in-house IT solutions - reducing costs that HeartCore had previously outsourced. Along with establishing HeartCore in the center of the software development industry, both companies are excited about how the acquisition offers cross-pollination opportunities via cross-selling and upselling to their complementary client bases.
Does This Acquisition Represent A Core Change At The Heart Of The SaaS Industry?
Learn More about HeartCore Enterprises, Inc. by gaining access to the latest research report HeartCore Enterprises Inc. (NASDAQ: HTCR) is a small-cap Japanese company offering a marketing suite of content management and digital transformation products. Established in its domestic software-as-a-service (SaaS) market, with a consistent customer base of more than 800 customers, HeartCore has now entered the U.S. market. HeartCore recently signed an agreement with information technology (IT) services company Sigmaways to acquire a majority share of 51% of the company. Along with HeartCore’s initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq Stock Market, the acquisition of California-based Sigmaways may represent a strong entry by HeartCore into the U.S. SaaS market. This acquisition could allow for vertical integration of production processes at HeartCore, thanks to the transition to Sigmaways''s in-house IT solutions - reducing costs that HeartCore had previously outsourced. Along with establishing HeartCore in the center of the software development industry, both companies are excited about how the acquisition offers cross-pollination opportunities via cross-selling and upselling to their complementary client bases.