Bulletproof hosting services stories

Macquarie Telecom Group offers AUD $17.9m for cloud hosting firm Bulletproof, aiming to purchase all shares at a significant premium amidst declining earnings.

Bulletproof has warned that it now expects a larger loss than originally anticipated at $2 million despite an improved revenue.

Bulletproof joins forces with Accenture to bolster cloud services for top-tier firms, eyeing significant corporate and government contracts.

Cloud/managed services provider Bulletproof Group's full year 2016 financial results were released last week and the future is looking healthy.

A dip in services and project delays, particularly in the new Kiwi business, have dragged profitability down for Bulletproof, despite revenue gains.

As part of the Bulletproof team, Aakash Gandhi will focus on driving the company’s growth in the cloud services market in Australia and New Zealand.

Australian cloud services provider, Bulletproof, has reported strong revenue growth and successes in all areas of its business for H1 FY16.

ASX-listed cloud services provider Bulletproof has acquired Kiwi cloud services business Cloud House in a deal which could be worth up to $5.2m.

Telstra scored four wins at Frost & Sullivan’s Australia Excellence Awards, with Bulletproof, Canberra Data Centres and Microsoft among the winners.

Bulletproof secures a strategic £3.55m takeover of Infoplex to bolster its private cloud services for blue-chip enterprises.

Rapid growth in its managed public cloud revenues has helped propel Bulletproof into the black for financial 2015.

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Bulletproof is on track for FY15 revenue in excess of $28 million – a significant jump from FY14’s $18.3 million revenue.

Bulletproof has launched a professional services offering to provide channel partners and clients with consulting capabilities.