US buyer acquires Australian domain name business

Two firms have advised on the sale of Bombora Technologies to a US-based company for $118.5 million.

Felicity Nelson • 10 August 2015 • Big Law

Firms: Gadens (Bombora Technologies); Allens (Neustar)

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Deal: Neustar acquired Bombora Technologies.

Value: $118.5 million

Area: M&A

Key players: Gadens partner Richard Partridge (pictured) led the team, supported by senior associate, Clare Peacock.

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Deal significance:

Bombora Technologies was founded by two entrepreneurs, Adrian Kinderis and Simon Delzoppo, 15 years ago. It is a domain name business and the parent company of ARI Registry Services, AusRegistry and ZOAK Solutions.

Neustar provides a range of services, including real-time data analytics, media intelligence and domain name registry. This deal coincides with Neustar's move into the Asia Pacific.

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