Growth through M&A Directional Plus appears connected to Cathedral Energy Services’ broader expansion activity, including recent acquisitions and asset investments. This suggests opportunities to offer portfolio services that support integration, ERP/CRM consolidation, data analytics, and IT infrastructure alignment for post-merger environments.

Asset ownership push Cathedral Energy Services has invested in building owned MWD equipment to reduce reliance on third parties, signaling a focus on asset-centric cost control and efficiency. A sales approach could emphasize IT and data management solutions that optimize asset tracking, maintenance, and utilization analytics.

Analytics readiness The company list includes Power BI and Azure/AWS-like cloud tools, indicating a data-driven environment with potential demand for advanced analytics, dashboards, and BI modernization services to turn operational data into actionable insights for field operations.

Small firm potential With a lean employee base (2-10) yet engagements in capital-intensive energy tech via Cathedral Energy Services, there may be recurring opportunities for scalable IT services, managed security, and cloud optimization delivered via cost-effective, flexible engagements suitable for smaller IT service providers.

Industry alignment The company operates in IT services for industrial and energy sectors and has demonstrated expansion within directional drilling and related fields. This positions it well for solutions around cybersecurity, compliance, remote monitoring, and asset management tailored to oilfield and drilling operations.