Plus91Labs, a cloud consulting and IT service provider, announced the purchase of Pixely (Internet X Pte Ltd), a company that specializes in bespoke solutions for the Southeast Asian market.

This strategic decision is in line with Plus91Labs' long-term vision and growth strategy, allowing the company to extend its service offerings and increase its regional presence.

Plus91Labs, a Gwalior-based firm launched in 2017, said in a statement that the purchase of Pixely delivers important domain expertise and a thorough understanding of the Southeast Asian market.

Pixely's founder, Immanuel Gian, will continue to lead the company under its existing brand name.

Immanuel's industry experience and regional understanding will be critical in propelling Plus91Labs' growth initiatives and forging solid partnerships with clients in Southeast Asia.

"The acquisition of Pixely brings together a wealth of synergies and unique advantages for Plus91Labs. By leveraging combined expertise and resources, the company can drive innovation, deliver transformative solutions, and shape the future of the digital transformation landscape," Tushar Dhawan, partner, Plus91Labs, said.

As part of the transaction, Plus91Labs will enable team cooperation and knowledge exchange in order to maximize synergies and provide clients with the best available solutions and services.

Plus91Labs' commitment to the Southeast Asian market is reinforced by the acquisition, which includes major investments in operations, infrastructure, and personnel.

According to the company, there are no imminent plans for workforce restructuring or redundancies, and attempts will be made to integrate personnel into Plus91Labs' team, giving growth prospects and professional development support.

The acquisition of Pixely will have a significant influence on Plus91Labs' business in India.

"We are currently present in Delhi, Gwalior, Ahmedabad and Rajkot. It strengthens the company's brand and market position, expands its service portfolio, and creates new employment opportunities," the company added.