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Mitel Proposes an All-Stock Merger with Avaya

On April 25th, 2019 Mitel announced that it would be making a bid for their largest competitor Avaya. It is said that financial backers are planning to offer around $20 to $22 per share, valuing Avaya at over $2 billion.

In the age of M&A, it’s always exciting to see how these types of partnerships pan out. Both Mitel and Avaya, in their own right, have a unique product offering and a very loyal following. Only time will tell how their customers feel about this acquisition.

Are you currently a Mitel or Avaya reseller or agent? What are your thoughts on this M&A?

Mary Cheney

Mary Cheney is the Marketing Manager and joined the VoIP Supply team in December of 2015. Her primary focus is working with the marketing team to promote the most innovative VoIP solutions.

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