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- Cirata plc is a technology company specializing in automated data transfer and integration solutions to modern cloud analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. The company’s core products include Data Migrator, which automates the migration of on-premises Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) data, Hive metadata, local filesystems, and cloud data sources to any cloud or on-premises environment without downtime or disruption; Data Migrator for Hadoop, a tool specifically designed for seamless cloud migration of Hadoop data and metadata under active change; and Edge to Cloud, a solution enabling movement of Internet of Things (IoT) and edge data across systems to activate data for AI and advanced analytics. Cirata also offers collaboration software and application lifecycle management products such as Subversion MultiSite Plus, Git MultiSite, Gerrit MultiSite, and Access Control Plus. The company serves industries including automotive, telecommunications, and financial services across North America, Europe, and China. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in St. Helier, Jersey, Cirata plc was formerly known as WANdisco plc until its rebranding in 2023.
Recent major developments include the company’s strategic repositioning in 2024 with a refocused go-to-market strategy that involves dedicated teams for data integration and DevOps solutions. Cirata strengthened partnerships with key technology firms such as IBM, Microsoft, Databricks, and Oracle, leading to significant contract wins including notable implementations like the largest LDM Original Equipment Manufacturer deployment in partnership with IBM. In 2025, Cirata divested its DevOps assets to BlueOptima, receiving $2.5 million upfront and up to $1 million pending customer transfers. The company reports ongoing improvements in sales pipeline, contract signings, and operational discipline, aiming for growth fueled by its data integration offerings and AI-driven analytics enablement. As of the latest financial year, Cirata achieved revenue growth to $7.7 million and reduced EBITDA losses, reflecting a business transition from stabilization to recovery and expansion in its core markets and product lines. Its shares trade on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker CRTA.