Titan Cloud acquires Leighton O’Brien

Software leaders united by shared fuel asset optimization strategy to deliver enhanced portfolio and customer reach.

Titan Cloud has acquired global fuel analytics software and field technologies provider Leighton O’Brien, creating a strong global player in the downstream fuel software market.

The acquisition sees Titan Cloud and Leighton O’Brien combining their expertise in environmental compliance, site maintenance and fuel management solutions. Through the acquisition, Titan Cloud will accelerate its global growth and expand its footprint into six continents and 43 countries, adding 20,000 sites to its fuel monitoring capabilities to deliver faster ROI and streamlined experiences at over 85,000 gasoline stations worldwide.

"Titan Cloud is committed to connecting people, equipment, and facilities to maximize operational efficiency and reduce the environmental impact of every fueling facility on the planet. With this acquisition, we will accelerate our global growth, extend our product portfolio, and expedite our Fuel Asset Optimization roadmap,” said David Freese, CEO and Chief Product Officer of Titan Cloud.

Chris Cooper, CEO of Leighton O’Brien, joins Titan Cloud as the new President of International to lead global expansion serving fuel retailers, fleet operators, and service providers across both established and emerging markets.

“We’re excited to unlock the next stage of growth by leveraging our complementary strengths to deliver the best solutions on the market – creating more value for our customers and opportunities for our employees,” said Cooper.

JMP Securities, A Citizens Company, served as exclusive financial advisor to Leighton O’Brien.