Crown Capital Partners sells Galaxy Broadband to Calian Group for up to $51.5M

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In a move reflecting the ongoing restructuring in Canada's technology sector, Crown Capital Partners has announced the sale of its Galaxy Broadband unit to Calian Group for consideration of up to $51.5 million, according to reports. The deal comes amid a wave of consolidation in the communications space, as companies seek to sharpen their competitive edge.

Galaxy Broadband specializes in internet and telecommunications services, while Calian Group is a Canadian provider of integrated technology solutions. The transaction follows recent Canadian inflation data showing the annual rate rose to 3.2% in May, above the 3% forecast (per market data), creating a supportive backdrop for strategic investments. Analysts note that the acquisition could strengthen Calian's footprint in the high-growth communications market.