Technology group Datatec, which operates in more than 50 countries, has opted to hold onto its interim dividend due to a muted earnings performance, but is upbeat regarding demand for ICT services due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
There had been strong demand for networked cloud computing, remote access solutions for home working and virtual office environments, the group said. Given the earnings performance, the group has opted not to pay an interim dividend. The group had not paid an interim dividend previously, although it had paid a $15.4m special dividend following the disposal of one of its businesses.
Although some delays and supply disruptions were experienced, especially in countries with highly restrictive lockdowns, the business operations coped very well and performed ahead of the expectations set at the start of 2020, the statement reads.
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