LoginRadius Global acquired by Volaris Group. Published: August 20, 2026 at 11:32a.m. EDT TORONTO, Aug. 20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Volaris Group today announced the acquisition of LoginRadius Global, a Canadian-based provider of enterprise-level customer identity and access management solutions. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, LoginRadius provides cloud-based customer identity and access management solutions that help enterprise organizations securely manage how external customers register, authenticate, access applications, and interact across digital channels. Its platform is designed to provide secure, scalable identity infrastructure while enabling seamless digital experiences for end users. "The addition of LoginRadius expands both our platform capabilities and our reach in the identity space," said Becky Stout, Group Leader, Security, Volaris Group. "Customer identity and access management is a critical and growing segment of the security market, and LoginRadius brings proven technology, deep expertise, and a strong customer base. With a platform that continues to invest in AI-driven experiences and a proven history of scaling successfully with mid-size and enterprise organizations alike, LoginRadius strengthens the group's ability to deliver quality and innovative identity solutions while continuing to build a global security portfolio that meets the constantly changing demands of our market." The platform supports customer identity use cases across web, mobile, and connected digital environments. Its solutions help organizations simplify login and registration, strengthen account security, manage customer profile and consent data, and support compliance. The platform also provides authentication capabilities including single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, passwordless access, social login, passkeys, and adaptive authentication, along with APIs, SDKs, and integrations that enable organizations to connect identity management into their existing technology environments. LoginRadius serves organizations that rely on secure, reliable digital identity infrastructure to support customer-facing applications and services. Its customers operate across industries including media, retail, public sector and municipal services, utilities, and other digital-first markets where security, scalability, reliability, and user experience are critical. LoginRadius Global will continue to operate independently within the Security Portfolio of Volaris Group. About LoginRadius Global Founded in Canada in 2012, LoginRadius Global provides customer identity and access management solutions designed to help organizations securely manage external users across digital experiences. Its cloud-based platform supports authentication, registration, customer profile management, consent, access control, security, and integration across enterprise technology environments. Today, LoginRadius provides scalable identity infrastructure for organizations that require secure, reliable, and flexible customer access management across web, mobile, and other digital channels. About Volaris Group Volaris acquires, strengthens, and grows vertical market technology companies. As an Operating Group of Constellation Software Inc., Volaris is all about strengthening businesses within the markets they compete, enabling them to grow - whether that growth comes through organic measures such as new initiatives and product development, day-to-day business, or through complementary acquisitions. Learn more at www.volarisgroup.com Volaris Group Tel: +1 416-831-0305 [email protected] Volaris Group Inc NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY Globe Newswire Globenewswire

Volaris Group has acquired LoginRadius Global, a Canadian provider of enterprise-level customer identity and access management solutions. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Vancouver, LoginRadius offers cloud-based platforms that help organisations securely manage how external customers register, authenticate, and access applications across digital channels. The platform supports authentication capabilities including single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, passwordless access, and social login. LoginRadius serves customers across media, retail, public sector, utilities, and other digital-first industries requiring secure identity infrastructure. LoginRadius will continue operating independently within Volaris Group's security portfolio. The acquisition expands Volaris's presence in the identity space and strengthens its global security portfolio, according to Becky Stout, group leader for security at Volaris.

'I am okay' inventor sells Alertacall to Canadian tech giant. James Batchelor MBE, who founded Alertacall after being inspired by his grandma, has sold the housing technology business to Volaris Group Housing technology company Alertacall has been sold to Canadian tech giant Volaris Group, which is part of Constellation Software Inc. Alertacall is a UK provider of customer engagement and communications technology for the social housing and retirement living sectors. The business operates out of bases in Cumbria and Warrington and was founded in 2004 by James Batchelor, who was awarded an MBE in 2025 for services to technology for older people. Batchelor is the inventor of the 'I am okay' button and technology that protects the lives of many older people. After being inspired by his grandmother, Eveline, the entrepreneur started creating technology to increase contact with older people and campaigned to prevent them being alone for long periods. Batchelor took to LinkedIn to explain why he sold the business to Volaris Group and his intention to find a successor as CEO. He wrote: "In the middle of the night, and whilst drinking tea with my wife (just a few weeks ago) our family firm Alertacall became part of a unique global technology company who are headquartered in Canada. The new owners specialise in long term investment in companies just like ours. "It's a proper home for Alertacall after all these years (22!) and because they are not a private equity firm they've never, ever, sold a business. They buy, hold and invest in businesses forever. "For our clients and partners, and for all our amazing team members - this means Alertacall is better resourced and more secure than at any time before. We are now part of a group with a multi-billion balance sheet. "It also opens up the possibility of us accessing thousands of other technologies within the group with which we can innovate. "I'm now more convinced than ever before that our inventions and ideas will go on to help 100,000s of people - an outcome that my grandma Eveline - our first customer - would have been pretty chuffed about I think." Alertacall was originally funded with the proceeds from the sale of Batchelor's tiny first house and the sale of a previous venture. It was based around Batchelor's invention of the 'I am okay' button for his grandma Eveline, and a host of other innovations around proactively keeping in contact with older and vulnerable people. 100s of approaches. Batchelor revealed the company had received hundreds of inquiries from potential buyers before choosing Volaris Group. He wrote: "Alertacall has been approached, without exaggeration, every single week for several years - for some kind of merger or acquisition conversation. Most are speculative 'BS' but over the years we've had great conversations with a number of quality parties. "Several times I personally have had the opportunity to 'get rich' selling Alertacall - but until now, not one approach for an acquisition has made me feel confident that it would be in the best interests of our people, our products and most importantly the customers we serve. This has always been the priority. "Here's the rub: almost every company in our space is owned by private equity. And nearly all the other approaches to us have been made directly by private equity companies. Saying 'no' to private equity. "Private equity can be a very potent tool to grow businesses but it's nearly always focused on relatively short-term financial return and Alertacall has never, ever, been about that. "I've always felt strongly that we needed to find a partner that understood that investing in long-term relationships is important. That our people need protection. "Amongst the ongoing approaches for acquisition was a company called Volaris Group, who themselves are part of Constellation Software, founded in 1995 and based in Toronto. "Constellation Software is the world's first buy-and-hold acquirer of specialised software and technology businesses. "Buy-and-hold means they never ever sell their businesses and they invest in them and their people for the long-term. "They approached me and their pitch was entirely and utterly different to that from private equity or private equity-owned businesses because it was all about long-term thinking. "It all felt much more sustainable. They were diligent and professional at reaching out to me time after time and making their case. Every part of their pitch was solid, and the guy leading that pitch to us had experienced selling his own business - so he 'got it'. "Earlier this year we also undertook discussions with a whole host of other excellent businesses and investors who might be interested in acquiring us, to give us that platform for growth, and had offers from a great number of parties in that process. "Ultimately it was still Volaris Group and their pitch of investing in our existing teams, of allowing us to do what we already do so brilliantly, and of backing us - forever - that was the most compelling. "Thank you to the Volaris Group team for being incredibly straightforward to deal with and congratulations on buying a lovely company that is packed with exceptional and passionate people." Batchelor said he'll remain as chief executive in the short term, but the search will begin for a replacement.