Martello Technologies

Ottawa-based Martello’s shares drop despite 59% Q2 revenue jump

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After its first 12 months on the public markets, a series of acquisitions and other growth initiatives helped Martello Technologies boost its revenues significantly year-over-year

Ottawa’s Martello raises $4.6M to fund acquisitions

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Ottawa-based Martello Technologies dipped into the well of public market funding this past week, looking to raise more money to finance its M&A strategy

2019 Growth 500 list reveals Ottawa-Gatineau’s 26 fastest-growing firms

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Ottawa’s e-commerce darling, a slew of local tech and professional services firms and one bagel shop all make appearances on Canadian Business magazine’s latest ranking

Ottawa-based Martello boosts revenues, trims losses in Q1

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Martello Technologies saw a sizeable jump in its revenues this past quarter as the firm’s organic and inorganic strategies paid off

Ottawa-based Martello doubles revenues in fiscal 2019

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Ottawa’s Martello saw its revenues grow more than 100 per cent in the past fiscal year as acquisitions and the deepening of a fruitful relationship

Martello shares spike as Linton spotlights Ottawa firm after Canopy Growth exit

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Martello shares were up 43 per cent to 38 cents in late afternoon trading after co-chair Bruce Linton shined a light on the firm amidst

Hotels, cars and mail: Ottawa’s Martello racks up global contract wins

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The Mandarin Oriental hotel in Kuala Lumpur is offering Martello Technologies’ potential clients the ultimate try-before-you-buy experience this week. John Proctor, the CEO of the

Ottawa-based Martello’s revenues, expenses soar in Q3 on the back of M&A strategy

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Martello Technologies’ “build-and-buy” growth strategy is bearing fruit, company officials said Tuesday after the Kanata software firm reported a 136 per cent year-over-year increase in

Techopia Live: Tracking the evolution of Kanata’s L-Spark accelerator

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From its origins as an upstart accelerator for Canadian SaaS firms to its new program partnering with BlackBerry QNX, Kanata’s L-Spark has never been one