Introduction
HostAfrica continues its expansion in Kenya by acquiring deepAfrica's domains and hosting assets. This acquisition marks HostAfrica's fourth strategic acquisition in Kenya, enhancing its presence and service capabilities in the fast-growing local market.
Expanding Market Presence
Founded in May 2004, deepAfrica has established itself as a reputable web host. The acquisition includes deepAfrica's customer bases of hostpoa.co.ke and Jijihost.com, which will be seamlessly integrated into HostAfrica’s operations. Michael Osterloh, CEO of HostAfrica, expressed his excitement about this strategic acquisition, stating, "This move highlights our commitment to expanding our footprint across Africa. deepAfrica's strong reputation and assets will enhance our service offerings and market presence. We applaud George Nyaswenta and his team for establishing a competitive hosting business. We welcome deepAfrica into the HostAfrica family."
Strategic Consolidation
HostAfrica's rapid growth is driven by its strategy to consolidate a fragmented hosting market through strategic acquisitions of companies known for excellent service. This approach has extended its reach while maintaining a high level of support, earning the trust of thousands of customers across Africa.
Smooth Transition and Customer Benefits
George Nyaswenta, owner of deepAfrica, commented on the acquisition, "Joining HostAfrica marks an exciting new chapter for our company and customers. Their extensive resources and commitment to high standards are a win for our clients. We are confident it will be a smooth transition, beneficial for all parties involved." deepAfrica will remain a holding company for its construction and web design businesses, while its hosting assets hostpoa.co.ke and Jijihost.com will rebrand to HostAfrica. deepAfrica's clients will experience seamless integration and continued high-quality service under HostAfrica.
Commitment to Excellence
This acquisition demonstrates HostAfrica's commitment to excellence in the African hosting market. The startup ecosystem in Africa is experiencing significant growth, with twelve African countries ranking in the top 100 globally in a 2023 report. South Africa ranked first at 52, with Kenya and Nigeria close behind at positions 63 and 64. This acquisition supports HostAfrica's investments in expanding in key markets across Africa, propelling it as a leader in meeting the diverse needs of hosting businesses.
Redefining Web Hosting in Africa
HostAfrica's pioneering spirit and strategic investments continue to set new benchmarks. As the continent's digital landscape evolves, HostAfrica is providing exceptional technology and service, redefining what web hosting means in Africa and serving all markets.
