EOH has plans to expand its African footprint
Computer group EOH grew its interim revenue 21% to R7.2bn and its aftertax profit 29% to R597m in the six months to end-January. Shunning the local technology industry fashion of acquisitive growth outside SA, EOH said 80% of its revenue growth was organic and 87% came from its home market during the reporting period. "EOH intends to continue its involvement in all tiers of government and state-owned entities to improve service delivery," CEO Asher Bohbot said in the results statement released on Wednesday morning. "EOH sees its involvement in the public sector as both a business opportunity and as a responsibility."
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