Limestone Acquires Oxypu, Launches “Limestone AI” to Transform Community Management Across Africa 

Limestone, a Lagos-based African platform for community and facility management, has announced the acquisition of Oxypu, an artificial intelligence-driven CRM and operational intelligence company.

The acquisition brings Oxypu’s technology and team fully into the Limestone ecosystem and also marks the launch of Limestone AI, a new intelligence layer designed to support smarter, safer and more automated community operations.

This move strengthens Limestone’s long-term mission to improve how people live and work across African estates, residential communities and managed facilities.

By integrating Oxypu’s artificial intelligence capabilities into its existing platform, Limestone is positioning itself to bring security, operations, communication and AI-driven decision-making together within one connected ecosystem.

The decision to acquire Oxypu followed an assessment of how its technology could create the greatest impact.

While Oxypu was originally built as a standalone CRM and operational intelligence product, Limestone identified an opportunity to embed that intelligence directly into a platform focused specifically on community and facility management.

Bringing both products together allows Limestone to apply Oxypu’s AI capabilities to real operational challenges faced by estate managers, facility teams and property developers.

Rather than operating as two separate platforms, the combined technology can now support a more integrated approach to community management.

The acquisition is expected to accelerate Limestone’s product development by introducing a stronger intelligence layer across its ecosystem.

Through Limestone AI, the company aims to help management teams better understand operational activity, automate repetitive processes and make more informed decisions using the information already available within the platform.

For estate and facility managers, this creates an opportunity to move beyond simply digitising manual processes.

The broader goal is to create systems that can help management teams identify what requires attention, respond more efficiently and make better use of operational data.

Speaking on the acquisition, Limestone’s Managing Director and CEO, Mr. Ifeanyi Aneke, described the move as a strategic consolidation of both companies’ strengths.

“This is not a retreat; it’s a concentration of strength. Oxypu built an exceptional intelligence engine, and we are incredibly proud to welcome their team and technology fully into the Limestone family. By unifying our products and teams, we are creating a clear category leader. Limestone AI will set a new standard for secure, intelligent and hyper-efficient community operations in Africa.”

The acquisition brings together Limestone’s experience in community management with Oxypu’s artificial intelligence and operational intelligence capabilities.

By combining these strengths, Limestone aims to build a more intelligent infrastructure for how modern communities are managed.

The launch of Limestone AI signals a broader shift in Limestone’s approach to community management.

The focus is no longer only on helping estates digitise activities such as payments, communication, security and administration.

The next step is to make those systems more intelligent.

With AI integrated into the platform, Limestone aims to create a system that can help management teams interpret information faster, automate routine work and improve operational decision-making.

This represents an important part of Limestone’s vision for smarter and more connected communities across Africa.

The acquisition of Oxypu represents more than an expansion of Limestone’s technology.

It brings together two teams, two sets of capabilities and a shared focus on using technology to improve everyday operations.

For Limestone, the move creates a stronger foundation for building intelligent community infrastructure that connects people, operations and security within one ecosystem.

As communities across Africa continue to grow and become more complex, Limestone is positioning itself to help estate managers, developers and facility teams manage that complexity with better tools and greater intelligence.

Read the full story here →