Individuals holding 99.995 per cent of all shares voted in favour of the rebrand. Cipherpoint has taken up a new brand name in the form of Excite Technology Services following near unanimous approval from its shareholders. Voted on at its annual general meeting on 31 August, the decision to rebrand to Excite was due to the desire to shift “away from the fear trap tactic many technology service providers leverage to influence customer decisions,” according to the company group. “The company seeks to make its cyber security and technology services easily accessible to the medium enterprise market, aligned to constructive and real-world business outcomes,” Excite noted in a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). It also added that the word excite encapsulates how the company provides services with “feelings of enthusiasm, eagerness and energy”. The company already has partial branding with the word excite, as one of its subsidiaries is named Excite IT, which it purchased in 2022 for $3.25 million. The decision to change the branding, according to AGM results from the ASX, had close to 100 per cent approval, with those holding 382,342,675 shares voting, representing 99.995 of all shares. Meanwhile, only those with 18,755 shares voted against the change, representing 0.005 per cent of all shares. Excite added that more updates about the rebrand would be coming in the future. In January of this year, the company raised $750,000 through a capital raise in order boost group activity with commercial deals. The raising round, which was based on 150 million shares selling for $0.005 apiece, were purchased mostly by “existing top shareholders”, with Cumulus Wealth and Peak Asset Management leading the pack as joint leaders. Related content news Microsoft's A/NZ SMB channel lead Brad Clarke leaves Leaves his position after “after 17 rewarding years”. By Lilia Guan 16 Aug 2024 2 mins Careers Enterprise Applications Vendors and Providers news 5G Networks chairman Joe Gangi resigns for 'personal reasons' The company does not plan to hire a replacement. By Sasha Karen 14 Aug 2024 2 mins Business Operations Careers Networking news CrowdStrike bids farewell to A/NZ MD Brett Raphael resigns but says it's not due to the CrowdStrike incident By Lilia Guan 14 Aug 2024 3 mins Careers Security Vendors and Providers news Microsoft A/NZ channel partner director Matt Bostwick resigns He leaves the company after close to 12 years in various positions. By Lilia Guan 13 Aug 2024 2 mins Careers Enterprise Applications Vendors and Providers SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe