KCOM is a privately owned company headquartered in the UK, founded in 1902 and employing approximately 1,110 people, specializing in IT Services and IT Consulting. The company designs and delivers communications and integration services across the UK, serving enterprises by helping them integrate and leverage technology including contact, collaboration, and cloud-based services, assisting businesses in leveraging technology, and developing communications services including voice, broadband, and TV for consumers across Hull and East Yorkshire.
On June 15, 2026, KCOM secured a contract to supply Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD WAN) connectivity services to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. Previously, on May 25, Northleaf Capital Partners, a Canadian investment firm, was reportedly considering a takeover of KCOM, a UK regional operator. This potential acquisition aims to strengthen Northleaf's existing investment in fibre operator Quickline, which operates in nearby areas. This development followed reports from May 24, indicating a Canadian private equity firm was eyeing a bid for the Macquarie-backed KCOM. This interest emerged as Macquarie faced pressure from lenders to sell its network due to increasing competition and mounting debt.
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