Specialist technology group Etion is using its expansion into international markets as a way to hedge against the slow pace of economic growth in SA, says group CEO Teddy Daka.
With state-owned enterprises (SOEs) taking longer to place orders and spending less on projects, Daka said it made sense to look to regions such as the Middle East and the rest of Africa for growth opportunities, driven by demand for their cybersecurity products...
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