The onboarding of Zinox Technologies into its portfolio of international brands has been formally announced by TD Africa, the top technology solutions aggregator in Sub-Saharan Africa.
With this milestone, two titans of the industry have strategically aligned themselves with a common goal: advancing Africa’s digital transformation through domestic innovation and top-tier distribution.
Through this collaboration, Zinox Technologies will increase the reach of its state-of-the-art ICT products and enterprise solutions throughout Africa by utilising TD Africa’s strong distribution network and local knowledge. The partnership demonstrates TD Africa’s dedication to closing the gap between African innovation and international standards.
According to TD Africa’s Managing Director, Chioma Chimere who spoke on the onboarding of Zinox Technologies: “This partnership isn’t just about distribution; it’s about redefining what African technology can achieve. By welcoming Zinox into our family of brands, we’re spotlighting the power of local innovation to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best in the world. Together, we’re building a new story for Africa, one of excellence, access, and empowerment.”
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Continuing, the collaboration is seen by Zinox Technologies as a homecoming as well as a strategic expansion. Its Managing Director, Kelechi Eze-Okonta, had this to say: “Collaborating with TD Africa gives Zinox the scale, reach, and synergy to transform how African businesses experience technology. TD Africa’s unrivalled network and reputation will help us take our solutions to every corner of the continent, enabling enterprises and individuals to harness the full power of digital technology made in Africa, for Africa.”
BrandSpur technology and information news desk reports that as the foundation of Africa’s technology ecosystem, TD Africa continues to strengthen its position as a reliable partner to multinational companies like HP, Dell, IBM, Microsoft, Starlink, and Cisco, enabling people and businesses with innovation and technology. This partnership coincides with an increase in the need for locally driven innovation and robust ICT infrastructure throughout Africa.
