Endstream has completed the acquisition of the assets of Mainstream Communications, a provider of wholesale voice termination.
“Mainstream and Endstream are complementary businesses, and through the acquisition of Mainstream’s assets we can immediately recognize the synergies of the merged assets,” said Erik Levitt, Endstream’s CEO.
Brian Stone, the CEO of Mainstream, will join the Endstream management team as partner and COO.
“The combination of the assets of Endstream and Mainstream is a natural course for both companies and we look forward to a smooth transition,” said Stone.
Mainstream augments Endstream’s portfolio of voice termination and origination services, and both companies will obtain synergy in the combination of networks and supplier base. The companies said that customers will realize the benefit of the merger in improved wholesale rates and the increased origination footprint.
In addition, Mainstream will further Endstream’s mission to provide new services alongside voice termination and origination, including SMS services.
“Our future is not just in expanding our termination footprint, but in providing services to the current and future generation of telecommunications consumers, which will include a much broader array of messaging services,” added Levitt. “Mainstream has strategic assets that will help further that objective.”
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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