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Datatec Limited, also known as Datatec Group, is an international ICT solutions and services group operating in more than 50 countries across North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific. Through three core divisions, the group offers integration and managed services (Logicalis International and Logicalis Latin America) and technology distribution and financial services (Westcon International).

Key Information

History

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Datatec was founded in 1986 by Jens Montanana, who became the company's first CEO.[3] The company's shares started trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in December 1994, with a share code of DTC. [3]

In 1996, Datatec launched a joint venture with UUNET to form UUNET Africa, an internet service provider. [4]

In 1997, the company began its international expansion and acquired UK-based IT firm Logical Networks [3], which later changed its name to Logicalis. [5]

In June 1998, Datatec acquired a 92.5% stake in US distributor Westcon for $160 million. The company then consolidated its five-continent distribution business under the Westcon brand. [6]

In 1999, Datatec acquired communications consultancy Mason Communications.[7]

In November 2000, the company announced it was selling its stake in UUNET Africa to WorldCom. [8]

In 2004, Datatec acquired UK-based telecommunications research and consultancy firm Analysys for £12.8 million. Analysys was merged with Mason Communications, and the new company was renamed Analysys Mason Group (AMG). [9]

In October 2006, the company was listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange.[3]

In May 2014, the company spun off Mason Advisory from Analysys Mason to focus on IT, cloud, security, and mobile technology consulting. [10]

In June 2017, Datatec announced it was selling the North and Latin American operations of Westcon-Comstor, along with 10% of the remaining part of Westcon (Westcon International), to Fremont, CA-based IT supply chain services company Synnex, for a reported consideration of up to $830 million. [11]

In October 2017, Datatec announced they were planning to delist their secondary listing on the London AIM market on December 8 of that year due to the limited liquidity of the shares on AIM. [12]

In May 2018, Logicalis Group, a subsidiary of Datatec, signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the issued share capital of Coasin, a Chilean ICT services provider that also operates in Peru. [13]

In August 2020, Datatec announced that its subsidiary Logicalis Latin America had acquired a 30% stake in Brazilian Kumulus. [14]

In June 2021, Logicalis Group acquired Siticom, a 5G integrator based in Germany. [15]

In July 2022, the business disposed of its management consulting subsidiary, Analysys Mason, for £210m (R4.12bn) to UK fund manager Bridgepoint Development Capital. [16]

Companies

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Datatec's companies have three main divisions:

IT managed services

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  • Logicalis – an information and communications technology infrastructure and service provider.

Financial services

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  • Datatec Financial Services – a financial services provider for customers and suppliers of Logicalis and Westcon-Comstor.[17]

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Datatec

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Datatec Limited is an international (ICT) solutions and services group headquartered in , . Founded in 1986 by Jens Montanana, the company has grown from a South African IT startup into a multinational organization operating in more than 50 countries across , with approximately 11,000 employees worldwide. Listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) since 1994 and on the OTCQX under DTTLF since April 2025, Datatec has marked 30 years of trading as of 2024, demonstrating sustained growth, innovation, and resilience in the evolving ICT landscape. Its business model focuses on delivering best-in-class solutions in networking, cybersecurity, unified collaboration, cloud infrastructure, and software services, emphasizing a transition toward higher-value managed and advisory offerings. The group's portfolio is structured around key divisions, including Logicalis International and Logicalis Latin America for systems integration and managed services, Westcon International (also known as Westcon Comstor) for technology distribution, and Mason Advisory for consulting. Datatec serves over 11,000 customers and partners globally, positioning itself as a leader in by leveraging strategic acquisitions and technological advancements to address enterprise needs in data centers, , and . With a fiscal year ending February 28 and reported gross profit of $910.3 million for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2025, the company continues to prioritize sustainable growth and value creation for shareholders in a competitive international market.

History

Founding and early years

Datatec was founded in 1986 by Jens Montanana, an graduate, in , , initially as a distributor of networking access and communications solutions. Montanana, who served as the company's first CEO, established the firm amid the emerging demand for (ICT) infrastructure in the region. The startup targeted the market, capitalizing on the need for reliable networking products during a period of technological advancement in the country. From its inception, Datatec focused on IT distribution and services, building core operations around the reselling of ICT hardware and software. The company initially comprised two separate business divisions—one handling distribution and the other integration services—allowing it to offer comprehensive solutions to local clients, including enterprises and entities. Key early milestones included forging partnerships with leading vendors to expand its product portfolio, which encompassed routers, switches, and communication tools essential for business connectivity. This approach enabled Datatec to the growing ICT needs in , where infrastructure development was accelerating post-apartheid transition. By 1994, Datatec had evolved from a modest local startup into a prominent regional player in the South African IT sector, demonstrating robust foundational growth through consistent operational expansion. The company's success culminated in its on the (JSE), raising R9 million and securing a position among the top 100 listed companies at the time. This milestone underscored Datatec's early achievements in building a scalable centered on ICT reselling and services.

Listing and global expansion

Datatec listed on the in 1994 under the DTC, marking a pivotal step in its transition from a South African IT distributor to a publicly traded entity focused on global ICT opportunities. This listing provided the capital base for subsequent international ventures, with the company initially emphasizing networking and reseller services in emerging markets. In 1995, Datatec established PIPEX SA as a dedicated internet services division, expanding its portfolio into connectivity solutions and joint ventures such as UUNET Internet Africa with Technologies, which laid groundwork for infrastructure in . This move preceded broader global ambitions, as the company began targeting overseas markets to diversify beyond domestic operations. Datatec's international expansion accelerated in 1997 with the acquisition of UK-based Logical Networks plc, which formed the core of its integration services division and provided entry into European IT markets. The following year, in June 1998, Datatec acquired a 92.5% stake in U.S. distributor Westcon Inc. for $160 million, consolidating its value-added distribution business across and establishing a foothold in the . These acquisitions enabled rapid scaling, with Westcon's network enhancing Datatec's supply chain for high-performance networking products. Further growth in the early included the 2002 acquisition by Westcon of Landis , strengthening European distribution channels. In 2004, Datatec acquired telecoms consultancy Analysys for £12.8 million, merging it with the Mason Group to create Analysys Mason, which bolstered advisory services in and supported expansion into regulatory and strategy consulting for ICT firms. By 2006, additional mergers under Analysys Mason integrated global research capabilities, while in 2007 Westcon acquired NOXS and Crane to deepen Asian and European presence. Through a series of strategic from 1997 to 2010, Datatec extended operations into over 40 countries across , the , , and , with key entries including via the 2010 BDA acquisition and pan-Asian growth through NetStar. This timeline transformed Datatec into a multinational ICT group, with distribution and integration divisions—such as Westcon and —driving revenue diversification and geographic scale by the end of the decade.

Recent developments and restructuring

Between 2011 and 2015, Datatec began transitioning toward a services-led , emphasizing higher-margin software and annuity-based revenue streams to enhance profitability and recurring income in its core ICT operations. From 2016 to 2020, the company intensified its focus on , , and cybersecurity solutions, aligning with evolving global market demands for advanced ICT services and partnerships with vendors like and . This period saw accelerate digital enablement for over 10,000 customers across more than 50 countries, while Westcon expanded its portfolio in next-generation security and technologies amid shifting industry dynamics. In the 2021–2025 timeframe, Datatec undertook significant restructuring, including the FY23 separation of into Logicalis International and Logicalis Latin America to streamline operations and improve focus on regional strengths; International achieved 71% of its revenue from software and services in FY25, up from 67% in FY24. The company celebrated its 30th anniversary of listing on the in October 2024, marking three decades of growth since its 1994 debut. FY25 financial results highlighted robust performance, with group gross profit reaching $910.3 million (up 5.6% from FY24) and adjusted EBITDA at $246.2 million (up 28.2%), driven by strong demand in cybersecurity (51% of Westcon's gross invoiced income) and services. In the first half of FY26 (ended August 31, 2025), Datatec reported adjusted EBITDA of $129.2 million, up 36.5% year-over-year, driven by margin improvements across divisions. Datatec responded to the by implementing short-term cost reductions, achieving US$20.3 million in savings during FY21, while prioritizing employee safety through protocols and maintaining business continuity in digital services. The company also navigated economic pressures in emerging markets, such as volatility in and , inflation, and hikes, by diversifying revenue, optimizing (e.g., Westcon reducing net working capital days to 3 in FY25), and mitigating foreign exchange losses through regional restructuring.

Business divisions

Westcon International

Westcon International serves as Datatec's value-added distribution division, specializing in the distribution of networking, cybersecurity, and technologies to channel partners worldwide. Acquired by Datatec in 1998, it has evolved into a key component of the group's ICT strategy, focusing on enabling resellers and integrators to deliver advanced IT solutions efficiently. The division emphasizes high-margin, value-added services that support the deployment of emerging and core vendor technologies, particularly in areas like secure networking and . Operating across more than 50 countries, Westcon International supports a global network of over 12,000 and partner organizations, facilitating for leading vendors such as and . Its Comstor brand, dedicated exclusively to Cisco technologies, provides comprehensive access to the full Cisco portfolio in over 100 countries, while the broader Westcon portfolio includes specialized solutions from Palo Alto Networks for next-generation cybersecurity. This extensive reach, backed by 15 logistics centers and a of approximately 3,500, enables seamless and partner enablement on a multinational scale. The division offers a suite of designed to enhance partner capabilities in deployment, including advanced for global , flexible financing options to improve and reduce costs, and from over 115 specialized engineers providing pre-sales assistance, , and post-sales consulting. These services help partners scale operations, manage renewals, and integrate solutions like secure data centers and without heavy capital investment. In FY2025, Westcon International demonstrated robust performance, generating of US$2.0 billion—accounting for over half of Datatec's total group of US$3.64 billion—driven by expanding distribution margins that reached 22.4% on gross sales of US$5.24 billion and sustained growth in its partner ecosystem. Adjusted EBITDA rose 25% year-over-year to US$149.9 million, reflecting strong demand for cybersecurity and networking solutions amid a strategic shift toward higher-margin software and services, which contributed to overall group profitability gains.

Logicalis International

Logicalis International was formed in through Datatec's acquisition of the UK-based IT firm , which was subsequently rebranded as . This acquisition laid the foundation for its expansion as a global technology service provider, operating primarily in , the , , and across 20 countries. With approximately 7,000 employees, delivers next-generation digital , providing clients with real-time visibility and actionable insights into their IT ecosystems. The division's core offerings center on digital enablement and managed IT services, including full lifecycle support for migration, particularly in hybrid environments where is embedded from the outset. Cybersecurity , such as (XDR) introduced as a managed offering, address growing threats by enhancing visibility and control across digital infrastructures. Digital workplace solutions focus on modern and connectivity tools to empower employees, optimize operations, and support secure models. These services complement upstream distribution efforts by partners like Westcon International, enabling end-to-end delivery from to ongoing . Logicalis International serves over 10,000 enterprise clients across diverse sectors, with a strong presence in , healthcare, and public services (). In and banking, it provides secure connectivity and to support and . Healthcare clients benefit from tailored solutions for patient security and telemedicine infrastructure, while public sector engagements emphasize resilient networks for citizen services. In FY2025, Logicalis International achieved notable growth in recurring revenue from managed services, with annuity revenue increasing by 2.8% to US$321.8 million and gross profit of US$357.2 million. This progress was driven by modernization of its managed services platform, which onboarded over 250 global customers and delivered impacts such as a 38% improvement in security posture, 22% reduction in critical errors, and US$4.7 million in customer cost savings. The division placed particular emphasis on AI and hybrid cloud, capitalizing on tailwinds for AI-ready infrastructure and tools to enable innovation in client operations.

Logicalis Latin America

Logicalis , a division of Datatec, operates across 12 countries in the region, with serving as its largest market, followed by operations in Northern Latin America (NOLA) and Southern Latin America (SOLA). The division began its expansion in the late , establishing a with the Promon Group in in 2008 to leverage local expertise in information and communication technology (ICT) services. It has since grown to include key markets such as , , , , , , , , , and , employing over 2,500 people to deliver tailored solutions for blue-chip clients. The division specializes in network integration, , and industry-specific solutions, particularly for the and energy sectors. Services encompass full lifecycle offerings, including consulting, , and in connectivity, , cybersecurity, data analytics, data centers, and generative AI, aimed at optimizing operations and reducing risks. In , Latin America has supported advancements like the first multi-vendor call in a test environment in and collaborations on private networks with partners such as Algar Telecom and . For the energy sector, it provides ICT infrastructure modernization, as seen in partnerships with utilities to enhance and in building transformations across . These solutions align briefly with the broader International strategy of delivering high-value, managed IT services globally. To address regional challenges, focuses on adaptations such as customer and vendor diversification, process simplification for , and hedging against currency devaluation to manage economic volatility. It also navigates political and economic uncertainties through recurring revenue streams and cost controls, while implementing ESG data tools to measure environmental impacts and support sustainability initiatives amid varying regulatory environments. In FY2025, Logicalis Latin America reported revenue of US$455.1 million, down 11.3% year-on-year, with 68% derived from software and services, reflecting a shift toward higher-margin offerings. Despite the revenue dip, it achieved strong growth in operating profit to US$10.8 million (up 300% from FY2024) and adjusted EBITDA of US$19.4 million (up 68.7%), marking a turnaround year that bolstered Datatec's overall Latin American footprint through improved profitability in emerging markets.

Mason Advisory

Mason Advisory is a management consultancy specializing in digital and transformation, providing strategic, technical, and commercial advice to organizations in the telecom, media, and sectors. It originated from Datatec's consulting operations, with roots tracing back to the acquisition of UK-based Analysys, which merged with Datatec's earlier Mason Communications (acquired in 1999) to form Analysys Mason Group, a key player in TMT advisory. In 2014, the IT-focused advisory division was separated and rebranded as Mason Advisory Limited to concentrate on practical IT consulting distinct from broader TMT research. Datatec initially held a 40% stake and increased it to 80% in 2023 to support growth in high-demand areas like and . The firm's core offerings include strategy consulting to define roadmaps, regulatory and compliance guidance for ICT deployments, and end-to-end support for digital transformations, such as migrating from legacy systems to cloud-based solutions in , centers, and mobile infrastructure. It serves telecom operators, media companies, and enterprises by helping them optimize IT investments and deliver value through intelligent adoption. For instance, Mason Advisory has advised on network transformation strategies for major consumer goods groups and national rollouts, emphasizing scalable, secure implementations. Mason Advisory maintains a global presence, headquartered in , , with operations across and recent expansion into the Asia-Pacific region through a 2025 joint venture in , operating from and to serve APAC clients. This footprint leverages Datatec's network in over 50 countries to support international projects. In the , the firm has placed growing emphasis on responsible AI practices, including embedding ethical AI governance in digital strategies and addressing security challenges in public sector AI adoption. It also focuses on 5G-enabled innovations, such as critical communications , and sustainability commitments like achieving Net Zero emissions by 2040 through reduced carbon in tech investments. These efforts often align with Datatec's other divisions, including advisory support for projects in digital delivery.

Corporate governance

Leadership

Jens Montanana serves as the of Datatec, a position he has held since founding the company in 1986. A British national aged 64, Montanana has been instrumental in guiding Datatec's evolution from a networking solutions to a global ICT services provider, overseeing its expansion into over 50 countries and a strategic shift toward software and services that now constitutes a significant portion of the group's revenue. His has emphasized long-term value creation through acquisitions and operational restructuring, contributing to Datatec's exceeding R14 billion as of 2025. Ivan Dittrich, aged 53 and an American national, has been Datatec's since May 2016, having previously served in the role from 2009 to 2012. A qualified at South Africa and with experience at PricewaterhouseCoopers in , Dittrich rejoined Datatec after a stint as Group CFO at from 2012 to 2015. In his current tenure, he has played a key role in financial restructuring efforts, including debt optimization and capital allocation amid market volatility, which supported a significant reduction in net debt during FY2025. Dittrich also contributed to the reporting of FY2025 results, highlighting improved profitability and a decision to increase the from 3:1 to 2:1, resulting in a 114% rise in total dividends. Datatec's board comprises nine members as of November 2025, including two executive directors (the CEO and ), one non-executive chair, and six independent non-executive directors, ensuring a majority of independent oversight in line with King IV governance principles. Key non-executive directors include Maya Makanjee (independent non-executive Chair since 2018, with expertise in and ), Sabine Everaet (appointed 2023, Belgian national focusing on ), Colin Jones (appointed 2024, British national with experience), Johnson Njeke (since 2016, South African chairing the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee), Luis Rapparini (since 2022, Brazilian with Latin American market insights), Deepa Sita (since 2022, South African with technology sector background), and Saleh Mayet (appointed October 30, 2025, South African with prior experience at Anglo American and as on other JSE-listed boards, serving on the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee and Social and Ethics Committee). The board's diversity reflects a commitment to inclusivity, with representation across genders (approximately 33% women), races, skills in ICT and , and nationalities including South African (four), British (two), American (one), Belgian (one), and Brazilian (one). Governance is supported by four standing committees: the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee (chaired by Njeke), Nominations Committee (chaired by Makanjee), Remuneration Committee, and Social and Ethics Committee, which oversee risk management, board composition, compensation, and ethical practices. Succession planning at Datatec is managed by the Nominations Committee, which annually reviews plans for both executive and non-executive roles to ensure continuity and alignment with strategic goals, including monitoring board diversity to mitigate key-person risks. is structured to align with performance incentives, comprising base salary, short-term incentives tied to financial metrics and ESG targets, and long-term incentives such as share-based awards over three years based on total shareholder return and earnings growth. In FY2025, long-term incentive outcomes for executives remained comparable to the prior year, reflecting sustained performance improvements, with the CEO's total compensation reaching approximately $8.17 million, including a base salary of $1.31 million.

Sustainability and social responsibility

Datatec demonstrates a strong commitment to the (SDGs), particularly through its alignment with the UN Global Compact, which it joined in 2022 to uphold principles on , labor, environment, and . The company's initiatives emphasize digital inclusion in emerging markets, facilitated by the Datatec Educational and Technology Foundation, which donated US$1.2 million in FY2025 to fund 50 projects benefiting 10,050 individuals, including 5,922 learners through STEM interventions aimed at bridging the . In environmental efforts, Datatec has set ambitious carbon reduction targets, including a 50% decrease in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from a 2022 baseline and net-zero emissions across the by 2050. The company achieved a 12% reduction in these emissions in FY2025 compared to the previous year, while increasing renewable electricity usage to 28% of total consumption. Green IT procurement is prioritized through programs like e-waste and participation in Cisco's Takeback initiative, as highlighted in the FY2025 Responsible Business Report. Social initiatives focus on fostering an inclusive workforce and , with Datatec employing over 11,000 globally, 30% of whom are female, and 31% of leadership roles held by women. The company invested in FY2025 for employee training and ICT skills development, supporting 19 employee resource groups and earning eight "Great Place to Work" accreditations. In , Datatec maintains compliance with Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) codes, evidenced by 38% female and 38% black representation on its Board as of FY2025 (note: board expanded to 9 members in October 2025, potentially adjusting these figures). Governance practices emphasize ethical conduct and responsibility, with the Board and Social/Ethics Committee overseeing ESG integration. Datatec's aligns with UN Global Compact and guidelines, mandating annual ethics training for all employees and robust anti-corruption policies to prevent bribery. Supply chain efforts include ensuring 74% of suppliers (by spend) adopt science-based emission targets, contributing to awards such as Westcon International's recognition for sustainable supplier engagement.

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