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NEC Increases its Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa-Based ICT (AS IOT-IIOT) Solutions Company XON into a Subsidiary.
NEC Corporation NEC (TOKYO: 6701) today announced an increase in investment in XON Holdings Proprietary Limited (XON), an ICT (AS IOT-IIOT) solutions company based in the Republic of South Africa, making it a subsidiary through NEC Europe Ltd.
XON, a Systems Integrator throughout Sub-Saharan Africa established in 1996, designs, builds, operates, and manages information and communication technology solutions created specifically for customers.
Following the successful synergies and value created through the first transaction, NEC (decided to increase its investment in XON in a second transaction that sees NEC increase its stake in the merged XON-NEC Africa business to 59.1%.
Africa business provides NEC with the platform to capitalize on these opportunities.
NEC launched its operations in Africa in 1963 and has continued to contribute to the Continent mainly through building telecommunication and broadcasting infrastructure. In 2011, it established NEC Africa (Pty) Ltd. in South Africa, a company focused on growing’s business in the Sub-Saharan region.
Thereby, NEC will aim to expand its social solution business in the Sub-Saharan region and in the rest of the African region,” said Hironobu Kurosaki, President and CEO, NEC (ICT SOLUTIONS AS IOT-IIOT) Europe.
source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180208006592/en/
