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OpenTrust Consulting acquired by Auctus Technologies

May 26, 2026

By AI, Created 7:21 PM UTC, May 26, 2026, /AGP/ – OpenTrust Consulting, a Toronto-based IT consulting and workforce solutions firm focused on financial services, has been acquired by Auctus Technologies Pvt. Ltd. The deal is designed to expand OpenTrust’s capabilities, add managed services and global talent access, and keep client service continuity in Canada.

Why it matters: - The acquisition links OpenTrust Consulting’s financial services specialization with Auctus Technologies’ broader technology services platform. - The combination is meant to expand delivery capacity, add new capabilities, and preserve OpenTrust’s boutique service model for Canadian clients. - The deal gives OpenTrust access to project-based consulting, managed services, and a wider global network of expertise.

What happened: - OpenTrust Consulting Inc. announced that Auctus Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has acquired the Toronto-based company. - OpenTrust is a workforce solutions provider focused on technology and financial services talent. - OpenTrust’s coverage includes Payments, Open Banking and Insurance, plus technology domains such as Application, Infrastructure, Data, Artificial Intelligence and Security. - Auctus Technologies is a global technology services provider with a strong focus on North America. - The announcement was made May 26, 2026.

The details: - OpenTrust said clients will keep the same team and service approach after the transaction. - The company expects access to expanded resources, advanced technologies and a broader network of expertise. - Auctus Technologies was founded in 2022. - Auctus built its platform to help successful technology consulting entrepreneurs participate in the next stage of growth. - Auctus says its platform supports Digital Engineering, Cloud Infrastructure, Data and AI transformation, Oracle ERP solutions and Global Talent Services. - Richard Millette, Managing Director, said the partnership reflects a shared vision for growth and excellence. - Sharath Balakrishnan, CEO of Auctus Technologies, said the company is excited to welcome OpenTrust into the organization. - Brock Babin has been elevated to Vice President, Client Services. - Babin said OpenTrust will continue its boutique, white-glove service while expanding its capabilities.

Between the lines: - The transaction appears aimed at scaling OpenTrust without changing the customer experience that has defined the brand. - Auctus gains deeper access to financial services clients and domain expertise, while OpenTrust gains a larger operating platform. - The emphasis on continuity suggests both sides want to reduce client concern during integration. - The announcement frames the deal as a growth move rather than a restructuring. - More information is available on Sharath Balakrishnan’s LinkedIn profile.

What’s next: - OpenTrust will continue serving clients under the new ownership structure. - The combined companies are expected to pursue more opportunities across consulting, managed services and technology delivery. - OpenTrust’s expanded capabilities may show up in future client offerings across financial services and adjacent technology areas.

The bottom line: - OpenTrust is now part of Auctus Technologies, with the deal centered on growth, broader services and unchanged client support.

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