The company’s General Manager, John Cusa, told Business Standard that “the merger can only be beneficial. The two companies product portfolios are complementary. Our experience in networking, communications, printing solutions, and IT solutions generally is completed by RHS portfolio, which mainly targets the consumer market.”
The two companies are waiting for the Competition Council to approve the deal, so they can apply measures needed for the merger finalizing. A third IT distributor, Scop Computers, was also a part in the merger, but withdrew due to the risks involved by this process.
