Supernet Limited Monday announced that it has started a new business relationship with a leading Telecom and IT Services Provider in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) and Asia Region.
This strategic partnership will enable Supernet to extend its services not only to its partner but also potentially to thousands of B2B customers in more than 13 countries.
The partner is one of the largest telecom and IT Services Companies in the region with a market capitalization of USD 80 billion, operating in multiple markets across MENA and Asia Region.
Apart from offering telecommunication services such as GSM, Data, and Internet, Cloud Services, the partner also provides a range of Information & Communication Technology (ICT) services like consultancy, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Datacenter Solutions, etc.
Supernet, using its domestic skill set and cost-effective resources, has already secured orders from this new partnership, showcasing the trust and confidence between Supernet and its partner.
With this new partnership, Supernet and its partner will work together to explore other potential areas of collaboration and build on their business relationship.
Supernet will also be able to offer reliable services in MENA and Asia Region to its customers who were already facilitated to reach out to locations in France, Germany, United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Mainland China by the partner.
This alliance marks a significant step forward in Supernet’s global growth strategy, as it opens avenues for regional expansion and technological collaboration. The company aims to leverage this partnership to introduce advanced managed services, cybersecurity solutions, and enterprise connectivity to untapped markets.
Supernet’s CEO expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities this venture presents, stating that it aligns with their long-term vision of becoming a key player in the international ICT landscape. Furthermore, the partnership will enhance Supernet’s service portfolio, positioning it as a strong contender in competitive markets. Joint marketing initiatives and knowledge-sharing programs are also expected to strengthen this collaboration.