We can take your data further
than it can go alone.

Four specialist data companies have joined us since 2025, with the people who built them still having a say.

What we would hold your data to

Five things our data has to be.

Resolved: Every record matched to one real company, across languages and borders.
Traceable: Every field links back to the source it came from. Nothing arrives as a black box.
Current: New filings flow in as soon as they are published, rather than on a quarterly refresh.
Global: The same structure everywhere, so a company in one country reads the same way as a company in another.
Useful: Delivered through products people already use, rather than as a file somebody has to clean up first.

Why we buy, not build

Company information is published in hundreds of bodies and formats, and most of them will not hand it over to whoever asks first.

Permission gets negotiated one body at a time, over years. And those relationships are something we cannot build quickly.

A company that already has them is exactly what we look for.

Everyone here has sold a company of their own.

Four times so far

Datasharp is the holding company. It does not sell data. What it does is buy specialist businesses and put shared infrastructure underneath them.

2024
Datasharp is created
The holding company is formed, with a plan to buy specialist data businesses rather than build one.
2025
InfobelPRO
Company records taken directly from official filings, for know-your-business, risk and compliance.
2025
Techsalerator
Firmographic, technographic and contact data, sold to revenue and data teams.
2025
Woosmap
Location APIs used by product and engineering teams in retail and mobility.
2026
RoyaltyRange
Transfer pricing intelligence, used by tax advisers and tax authorities.

If you have built a specialist data business, we would like to hear from you. No process and no obligation. Just a conversation.