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    Home»News»Jasco buys Arc Telecoms from Knott-Craig Jr

    Jasco buys Arc Telecoms from Knott-Craig Jr

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    Alan Knott-Craig Jr

    JSE-listed Jasco Electronics has acquired Arc Telecoms, a telecommunications company founded by former iBurst executives. As part of the deal, Arc CEO Steve Briggs will step down as head of the company.

    Jasco says the acquisition — the value of which has not been disclosed — will “bolster” the company’s customer base and annuity business. Arc Telecoms will be incorporated into Jasco ICT Solutions.

    Arc Telecoms, founded in April 2010, was majority held by World of Avatar, the investment vehicle created by former iBurst MD and now MXit CEO Alan Knott-Craig, who is the son of the newly appointed Cell C CEO of the same name.

    “Given the highly competitive industry [Arc Telecoms] operates in, it was the sensible option for shareholders to seek a large player in the telecoms market to partner with,” Knott-Craig says in a prepared statement. “The shareholders identified Jasco as an excellent potential fit, and talks culminated in [it] acquiring 100% of the business.”

    Elaborating on Briggs’s stepping down as CEO of Arc, Jasco says he will take on a “strategic role within Jasco ICT Solutions in order to ensure continuity and assist to embed the acquisition”.

    Paven Chetty will retain his position as MD of Arc Telecoms.

    Alan Knott-Craig Jr arc telecoms iBurst Jasco Jasco Electronics MXit Paven Chetty Steve Briggs World of Avatar
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