The Open Text building in Waterloo, Ont.Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Open Text Corp. has signed a deal with HP Inc. to buy a group of customer experience software and services assets for $170-million (U.S.) in cash.
The business software company said the deal, which includes about 400 employees, will complement its portfolio and allow it to offer customers a wider selection of options.
Under the deal, Open Text will acquire HP TeamSite, a management platform for web content, HP MediaBin, a digital asset management system, and HP Qfiniti, a workforce optimization system.
The agreement also includes HP Explore, HP Aurasma and HP Optimost.
Open Text said the business being acquired is expected to generate between US$85-million and US$95-million of annualized revenues.
The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of the company's 2016 financial year.