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Vocus Group

January 21, 2023

For the software company, see Vocus (software).

Vocus Group Limited, formerly known as Vocus Communications, is an international telecommunications company headquartered in North Sydney, Australia. Founded by James Spenceley[1] as a wholesale, business, government and consumer telecommunications provider, Vocus owns and manages Australia's second largest intercapital fibre network. Vocus provides retail, wholesale and corporate telecommunications services across Australia and New Zealand.[2] Vocus offers data network services such as Internet, dark fibre, IP WAN, unified communications and telephony and cloud services[3] to mid, large and corporate businesses direct and also acts as a wholesaler.[4] The company owns and operates 18 data centres across Australia and New Zealand and has an onshore network operations centre run by the engineers who built the network.[5]

Vocus Group Limited
TypePublic
ASX: VOC (since 2 July 2010)
ISINAU000000VOC6
IndustryDiversified Telecommunication Services
Founded2008 by James Spenceley
Headquarters
North Sydney
,
Australia
Area served
Key people
  • Kevin Russell (CEO)
  • Nitesh Naidoo (CFO)
Products
Brands
ParentVoyage Australia Pty Limited
Divisions
  • Wholesale & International
  • Enterprise & Government
  • Retail
  • New Zealand
Subsidiaries
Websitewww.vocus.com.au

Vocus acquired Perth-based Amcom in 2015. Vocus merged with M2 Group on 22 February 2016 in a merger worth AU$3.75 billion,[6] before which it reported profits of AU$62.25M.[7] The merger made it Australia's fourth largest telecommunications company, with 471,000 subscribers.[8]

The company acquired Nextgen Networks for $861 million[9] in October 2016. This allows Vocus access to the National Broadband Network backhaul and infrastructure in Northern Australia serving the offshore gas projects.[9]

Vocus was acquired by Voyage Australia Pty Limited, a consortium of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) and superannuation fund Aware Super, in 2021.

History

Vocus was founded by entrepreneur James Spenceley[10] in March 2008.[11] In 2013, Spenceley came in at No 81 on the BRW's Young Rich list after the business raised its annual revenue to $67 million.[12] Two years later, Spenceley became one of the youngest Australians in history to run a company worth more than $1 billion after Vocus merged with Perth-based Amcom.[13]

Amcom was founded in 1988[14] by Andrew Mclean to provide cabling services to CBD-based corporations and institutions in Perth. Amcom acquired a telecommunications carrier licence in 1998[15] and began building a fibre optic network. In 2009 Amcom won the Best Telecommunications Company of the Year 2009 - Australian Telecommunications Magazine.[16]

In December 2014, the board of Amcom approved the acquisition of the group by Vocus for AU$653 million.[17] In April 2015, rival TPG Telecom increased its shareholder stake in Amcom to 18.6 per cent in an attempt to block the merger.[18] TPG eventually built its stake to 19.9 per cent of Amcom.[19] In response, a campaign to persuade at least 75 per cent of shareholders to vote in favour of the merger was launched by both Amcom and Vocus. On June 15, 2015, the merger went ahead after 77 percent of Amcom shareholders voted in favour of the merger. In July 2015 the $1.2 billion merger between Amcom and Vocus was formally completed.[19] On June 29, 2015, CEO Clive Stein resigned after a 16-year career with the company to make way for incoming Vocus CEO Spenceley to take over the combined group.[20]

Executive director and founder Spenceley and non-executive director Tony Grist left the board of Vocus in October 2016 after a failed leadership succession proposal.

In February 2018 CEO Geoff Horth left the company. In March 2018 M2 Group Founding MD and CEO Vaughan Bowen stepped away from the role of Non-Executive Chairman of the Vocus Board to increase Board independence, and former Telstra Chairman and founding CEO of Optus, Robert Mansfield AO was made Chairman.[21] Michael Simmons became Interim CEO until the appointment of Kevin Russell on 28 May 2018.

In April 2018, Vocus announced it had decided not to sell off the NZ portion of the business as an acceptable offer had not been received.

Vocus acquisitions

Vocus has made several acquisitions to extend its product and service offering. In 2014, Vocus purchased a data centre from ASG Group for $11.7 million.[22] In 2014 it also acquired Bentley data centre in Perth from IT provider ASG for $11.7m.[23] The same year, it acquired FX Networks,[24] a New Zealand-based fibre provider which services many of New Zealand's major organisations including many government agencies, telco carriers, ISPs and enterprises.[25] In 2015, it acquired Enterprise Data Corporation, including two Sydney and Melbourne based data centres for $23.5 million.[26][27] In 2015, Vocus acquired a 10% stake in the SEA-ME-WE 3 Cable from Telecom NZ,[28] increasing the company's investment in Western Australia.[29]

  • Vocus Communications
    • 2016-12-01 Switch Utilities, NZ$6 million up front, and a provisionally deferred amount of NZ$5.18 million[30]
    • 2016-10-26 Nextgen Networks, North-West Cable System and ASC, A$830 million[30]
    • 2016-02-22 M2 Group, A$2.26 billion[30]
    • 2015-08-07 Amcom, A$687 million[31]
    • 2015-04-01 Enterprise Data Corporation A$23.5 million[32]
    • 2014-08-13 Bentley Data Centre A$11.7 million[32]
    • 2014-07-13 FX Networks, A$109 million[32]
    • 2014-05-07 iBOSS International and One Telecom, A$147,348[33]
    • 2013-01-18 Ipera Communications, A$1.08 million[33]
    • 2012-06-19 Maxnet and DataLock, A$6.14 million[34]
    • 2011-05-06 Digital River Networks, A$3.95 million[35]
    • 2011-05-02 Perth International Exchange, A$7.2 million[35]
    • 2010-11-12, E3 Networks (Sydney and Melbourne), A$5.92 million[35]

Amcom acquisitions

Amcom
ASX: AMM (until 9 July 2015)
ISINAU000000AMM3
Founded1988; 35 years ago (1988) in Perth
Headquarters
Australia  
ParentVocus Communications

In September 2005, Amcom acquired the customers of Perth Internet service provider Arachnet for A$1.6 million, adding 5,200 broadband and 2,100 dial-up customers to their user base, increasing Amcom's total broadband numbers to 7,500.[36] In April 2007 Amcom Telecommunications completed the A$6.25 million acquisition of People Telecom's Perth-based corporate services business.[37] The acquired assets include a client base using fibre and DSL-based broadband services and a large data centre facility with some 600 square metres of space.[38] In February 2010, Amcom announced that it intended to acquire 100% of the issued share capital of IP Systems Pty Ltd, an IP communications company delivering voice, video and data solutions[buzzword] to Australia and New Zealand.[39] The $5.3 million acquisition was completed in May 2010.[40] Amcom bought out L7 Solutions Pty Ltd in 2012 for A$15 million.[41] This allowed Amcom to expand its footprint in IT integration, managed services and consulting and additional of about 200 clients.[41] Amcom acquired aCure Technology on 22 August 2013 for $14.3 million[42]

    • 2014-11-21 Megaport, A$6.54 million[43]
    • 2013-09-26 aCure Technology, A$13.2 million[44]
    • 2013-07-25 Global Networks AMC Data Centre, A$22.4 million[44]
    • 2011-11-22 L7 Solutions, A$15 million[45]
    • 2010-05-24 IP Systems, A$21.8 million[46]
    • 2007-04-03 People Telecom, A$6.62 million[47]
    • 2005-09-16 Arachnet, A$1.68 million[47]
    • 2005-09-16 Swiftweb/Boldweb, A$177,000[47]
    • 2005-09-16 ADSL Perth Broadband Internet, A$15,000[47]
    • 2003-10-01 Amnet Internet Services, Amnet IT Services, Amnet IX and Ezsoftwrite A$2.14 million[48]

Brands

Wholesale and international

  • Vocus

Business, enterprise and government - Australia

Consumer - Australia

Consumer - New Zealand

Enterprise and wholesale - New Zealand

  • 2Talk
  • Vocus

References

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January 21, 2023
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For the software company see Vocus software Vocus Group Limited formerly known as Vocus Communications is an international telecommunications company headquartered in North Sydney Australia Founded by James Spenceley 1 as a wholesale business government and consumer telecommunications provider Vocus owns and manages Australia s second largest intercapital fibre network Vocus provides retail wholesale and corporate telecommunications services across Australia and New Zealand 2 Vocus offers data network services such as Internet dark fibre IP WAN unified communications and telephony and cloud services 3 to mid large and corporate businesses direct and also acts as a wholesaler 4 The company owns and operates 18 data centres across Australia and New Zealand and has an onshore network operations centre run by the engineers who built the network 5 Vocus Group LimitedTypePublicTraded asASX VOC since 2 July 2010 ISINAU000000VOC6IndustryDiversified Telecommunication ServicesFounded2008 by James SpenceleyHeadquartersNorth Sydney AustraliaArea servedAustraliaNew ZealandKey peopleKevin Russell CEO Nitesh Naidoo CFO ProductsBackhaulBroadbandCloudData centreVoiceBrands2degrees2TalkDodoCommanderEnginFlipiPrimusOrconSlingshotSwitch UtilitiesStuff FibreVocus CommunicationsMaxnetParentVoyage Australia Pty LimitedDivisionsWholesale amp InternationalEnterprise amp GovernmentRetailNew ZealandSubsidiaries2degreesNextgen NetworksWebsitewww wbr vocus wbr com wbr auVocus acquired Perth based Amcom in 2015 Vocus merged with M2 Group on 22 February 2016 in a merger worth AU 3 75 billion 6 before which it reported profits of AU 62 25M 7 The merger made it Australia s fourth largest telecommunications company with 471 000 subscribers 8 The company acquired Nextgen Networks for 861 million 9 in October 2016 This allows Vocus access to the National Broadband Network backhaul and infrastructure in Northern Australia serving the offshore gas projects 9 Vocus was acquired by Voyage Australia Pty Limited a consortium of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets MIRA and superannuation fund Aware Super in 2021 Contents 1 History 1 1 Vocus acquisitions 1 2 Amcom acquisitions 2 Brands 2 1 Wholesale and international 2 2 Business enterprise and government Australia 2 3 Consumer Australia 2 4 Consumer New Zealand 2 5 Enterprise and wholesale New Zealand 3 ReferencesHistory EditVocus was founded by entrepreneur James Spenceley 10 in March 2008 11 In 2013 Spenceley came in at No 81 on the BRW s Young Rich list after the business raised its annual revenue to 67 million 12 Two years later Spenceley became one of the youngest Australians in history to run a company worth more than 1 billion after Vocus merged with Perth based Amcom 13 Amcom was founded in 1988 14 by Andrew Mclean to provide cabling services to CBD based corporations and institutions in Perth Amcom acquired a telecommunications carrier licence in 1998 15 and began building a fibre optic network In 2009 Amcom won the Best Telecommunications Company of the Year 2009 Australian Telecommunications Magazine 16 In December 2014 the board of Amcom approved the acquisition of the group by Vocus for AU 653 million 17 In April 2015 rival TPG Telecom increased its shareholder stake in Amcom to 18 6 per cent in an attempt to block the merger 18 TPG eventually built its stake to 19 9 per cent of Amcom 19 In response a campaign to persuade at least 75 per cent of shareholders to vote in favour of the merger was launched by both Amcom and Vocus On June 15 2015 the merger went ahead after 77 percent of Amcom shareholders voted in favour of the merger In July 2015 the 1 2 billion merger between Amcom and Vocus was formally completed 19 On June 29 2015 CEO Clive Stein resigned after a 16 year career with the company to make way for incoming Vocus CEO Spenceley to take over the combined group 20 Executive director and founder Spenceley and non executive director Tony Grist left the board of Vocus in October 2016 after a failed leadership succession proposal In February 2018 CEO Geoff Horth left the company In March 2018 M2 Group Founding MD and CEO Vaughan Bowen stepped away from the role of Non Executive Chairman of the Vocus Board to increase Board independence and former Telstra Chairman and founding CEO of Optus Robert Mansfield AO was made Chairman 21 Michael Simmons became Interim CEO until the appointment of Kevin Russell on 28 May 2018 In April 2018 Vocus announced it had decided not to sell off the NZ portion of the business as an acceptable offer had not been received Vocus acquisitions Edit Vocus has made several acquisitions to extend its product and service offering In 2014 Vocus purchased a data centre from ASG Group for 11 7 million 22 In 2014 it also acquired Bentley data centre in Perth from IT provider ASG for 11 7m 23 The same year it acquired FX Networks 24 a New Zealand based fibre provider which services many of New Zealand s major organisations including many government agencies telco carriers ISPs and enterprises 25 In 2015 it acquired Enterprise Data Corporation including two Sydney and Melbourne based data centres for 23 5 million 26 27 In 2015 Vocus acquired a 10 stake in the SEA ME WE 3 Cable from Telecom NZ 28 increasing the company s investment in Western Australia 29 Vocus Communications 2016 12 01 Switch Utilities NZ 6 million up front and a provisionally deferred amount of NZ 5 18 million 30 2016 10 26 Nextgen Networks North West Cable System and ASC A 830 million 30 2016 02 22 M2 Group A 2 26 billion 30 2015 08 07 Amcom A 687 million 31 2015 04 01 Enterprise Data Corporation A 23 5 million 32 2014 08 13 Bentley Data Centre A 11 7 million 32 2014 07 13 FX Networks A 109 million 32 2014 05 07 iBOSS International and One Telecom A 147 348 33 2013 01 18 Ipera Communications A 1 08 million 33 2012 06 19 Maxnet and DataLock A 6 14 million 34 2011 05 06 Digital River Networks A 3 95 million 35 2011 05 02 Perth International Exchange A 7 2 million 35 2010 11 12 E3 Networks Sydney and Melbourne A 5 92 million 35 Amcom acquisitions Edit AmcomTraded asASX AMM until 9 July 2015 ISINAU000000AMM3Founded1988 35 years ago 1988 in PerthHeadquartersAustralia ParentVocus CommunicationsIn September 2005 Amcom acquired the customers of Perth Internet service provider Arachnet for A 1 6 million adding 5 200 broadband and 2 100 dial up customers to their user base increasing Amcom s total broadband numbers to 7 500 36 In April 2007 Amcom Telecommunications completed the A 6 25 million acquisition of People Telecom s Perth based corporate services business 37 The acquired assets include a client base using fibre and DSL based broadband services and a large data centre facility with some 600 square metres of space 38 In February 2010 Amcom announced that it intended to acquire 100 of the issued share capital of IP Systems Pty Ltd an IP communications company delivering voice video and data solutions buzzword to Australia and New Zealand 39 The 5 3 million acquisition was completed in May 2010 40 Amcom bought out L7 Solutions Pty Ltd in 2012 for A 15 million 41 This allowed Amcom to expand its footprint in IT integration managed services and consulting and additional of about 200 clients 41 Amcom acquired aCure Technology on 22 August 2013 for 14 3 million 42 2014 11 21 Megaport A 6 54 million 43 2013 09 26 aCure Technology A 13 2 million 44 2013 07 25 Global Networks AMC Data Centre A 22 4 million 44 2011 11 22 L7 Solutions A 15 million 45 2010 05 24 IP Systems A 21 8 million 46 2007 04 03 People Telecom A 6 62 million 47 2005 09 16 Arachnet A 1 68 million 47 2005 09 16 Swiftweb Boldweb A 177 000 47 2005 09 16 ADSL Perth Broadband Internet A 15 000 47 2003 10 01 Amnet Internet Services Amnet IT Services Amnet IX and Ezsoftwrite A 2 14 million 48 Brands EditWholesale and international Edit VocusBusiness enterprise and government Australia Edit Commander VocusConsumer Australia Edit Dodo iPrimusConsumer New Zealand Edit 2degrees 49 Flip Orcon Slingshot Stuff Fibre 50 Switch UtilitiesEnterprise and wholesale New Zealand Edit 2Talk VocusReferences Edit VOC AU Company Profile amp Executives Vocus Group Ltd Wall Street Journal quotes wsj com Retrieved 9 November 2017 Vocus and Amcom create largest trans Tasman network infrastructure provider ARN Retrieved 20 April 2016 Vocus Amcom deal bears fruit Dinham Peter 5 April 2016 Vocus launches NBN Connect for partners iTWire Retrieved 10 June 2020 Vocus expands Auckland data centre operation iTnews Retrieved 20 April 2016 Stewart Robb M Vocus M2 Group Plan Merger Wall Street Journal 27 September 2015 Accessed 3 February 2016 Vocus delivers hefty dividends News Retrieved 20 April 2016 Vocus M2 profits rise in final months before merger The Sydney Morning Herald Retrieved 20 April 2016 a b Crozier Ry 4 July 2016 The juiciest opportunities from Vocus 861m Nextgen buy iTnews Retrieved 12 October 2016 Vocus M2 profits rise in final months before merger Sydney Morning Herald 26 February 2016 Retrieved 26 February 2016 About Vocus KEEBLE TIM 20 June 2014 Hawks mean business new owner James Spenceley Illawarra Mercury Retrieved 18 April 2016 James Spenceley s next big challenge The Sydney Morning Herald 11 January 2015 Retrieved 18 April 2016 amcom ABOUT Investors Board of Directors Retrieved 13 September 2007 WA Industrial Review March 2007 Archived from the original on 30 August 2007 Retrieved 14 September 2007 Australian Telecom Awards 2009 Retrieved 17 May 2010 Vocus Amcom deal seen as positive 21 December 2014 Retrieved 4 May 2015 TPG confirms Amcom blocking stake Retrieved 26 July 2015 a b Amcom shareholders rise up to beat David Teoh s TPG 15 June 2015 Retrieved 26 July 2015 Amcom CEO resigns Retrieved 26 July 2015 PDF https www asx com au asxpdf 20180306 pdf 43s65gjxmrw9fp pdf a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a Missing or empty title help ASG Group to sell data centre for 11 7m Computerworld Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus spends 11 7m to buy ASG s Perth data centre iTnews Retrieved 18 April 2016 Telecoms provider Vocus buys NZ fibre optic networks company FX Networks The Sydney Morning Herald 2 July 2014 Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus FX What you need to know New Zealand Reseller News Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus Communications to buy EDC data centres for 23 5 million Computerworld Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus splashes 23 5m on two data centres iTnews Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus buys submarine cable capacity from Telecom NZ Computerworld Retrieved 18 April 2016 Vocus buys Sea Me We 3 undersea cable between Perth and Singapore ARN Retrieved 18 April 2016 a b c Vocus Group Half Year FY17 Note 22 Business combinations PDF p 32 Vocus Group FY16 Results Statutory Accounts Note 40 Business combinations PDF p 90 a b c Vocus Group FY15 Statutory Accounts Note 35 Business combinations PDF p 64 a b Vocus Group FY14 Annual Report Note 39 Business combinations PDF p 62 Vocus Group FY13 Annual Report Note 38 Business combinations PDF p 78 a b c Vocus Group FY12 Annual Report Note 40 Business combinations PDF p 37 Amcom snaps up Arachnet for 1 6m Retrieved 14 September 2007 People Telecom Ltd BuddeComm Archived from the original on 22 September 2007 Retrieved 14 September 2007 Amcom nabs People Telecom s Perth fibre Retrieved 14 September 2007 iTWire Amcom moves into enterprise telephony buys IP Systems Retrieved 17 May 2010 Amcom closes 5 3m IP Systems buy Retrieved 26 July 2015 a b L7 Solutions now Amcom www amcom com au Retrieved 4 May 2015 Amcom acquires Perth Data Centres PDF Amcom Half Year Results FY15 7 Acquisition of Controlled Entity PDF p 21 a b Amcom FY14 Results 25 Acquisition of Controlled Entity PDF p 53 Amcom FY12 Results 8 Acquisition of Controlled Entity PDF p 15 Amcom FY10 Annual Report 29 Business Combinations PDF p 86 a b c d Amcom FY10 Annual Report 31 Acquisition of Businesses PDF p 71 Amcom FY03 Annual Report 30 Acquisition of Businesses PDF p 53 Commission grants 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