Gijima’s acquisition of T-system South Africa (TSSA) has been approved by the Competition Commission. The approval will position Gijima as the largest Black-owned ICT company in Southern Africa, with about 500 new employees joining Gijima in March.
In October 2020, Gijima and TSSA announced that Gijima had acquired the T-system South African business. TSSA, is owned by T-Systems International, an IT services arm of German-based Deutsche Telekom.
The company has been operating in South Africa for over 20 years, providing ICT networks, applications and solutions to a number of industries. Although the announcement was made in October, after a long period of negotiations, the acquisition was still subject to approval from the Competition Commission.
The Competition Commission approved the acquisition earlier this week, 2 February 2021.
The deal provides Gijima access to international IP, TSSA’s global Cybersecurity Security Operations Centre (SOC), certificates, expertise and best practices. T- Systems business includes a Tier 3 Data Center.
These services will now be coupled with Gijima’s existing cloud computing and digitalization offerings, the group said.
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