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    Reunert concludes IQbusiness, +OneX merger

    The merged entity has received a brand refresh as Reunert’s combined IT integration business.
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    Reunert concludes IQbusiness, +OneX merger - Adam Craker
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    JSE-listed industrial and technology group Reunert has completed the merger of its IQbusiness and +OneX subsidiaries.

    The new entity will trade under a refreshed IQbusiness brand – stylised as “iqbusiness” – and serve as Reunert’s single, client-focused IT integration business.

    It will be led by CEO Adam Craker and brings together around 1 500 team members across consumers insights, consulting, technology and managed services.

    This merger is a key pillar of Reunert’s strategic growth initiatives within the ICT segment

    “This merger marks a significant milestone for both businesses, creating enhanced career paths for our teams and positioning us to compete globally for top talent, while ensuring that we deliver end-to-end business and technology solutions to our clients,” said Rob Godlonton, +OneX’s CEO, who has been appointed as managing partner for the solutions services group at IQbusiness.

    IQbusiness is B-BBEE level-1 certified. It’s new leadership team includes Godlonton and René Bredenkamp – also from OneX – who now serves as finance chief for IQbusiness.

    “This merger, to create our digital integrator, is a key pillar of Reunert’s strategic growth initiatives within the ICT segment. Alongside Nashua, Skywire, ECN and Quince, the launch of IQbusiness … will create synergies that allow us to advance our business solutions, both locally and internationally,” said Reunert ICT segment CEO Graeme Eddy.  – © 2024 NewsCentral Media

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