Datamatics acquires Dextara Digital for Rs 143.4 crore
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Datamatics acquires Dextara Digital for Rs 143.4 crore

Datamatics Global Services Limited, a prominent IT solutions provider, has set its sights on expanding its foothold in the digital space with its latest move to acquire Dextara Digital, a software development firm. The acquisition marks a significant stride in Datamatics' strategic growth agenda, as it aims to strengthen its capabilities in digital transformation services and enhance its market position.

The deal involves Datamatics acquiring 100% stake in Dextara Digital for a total consideration of Rs 143.4 crore. This acquisition underscores Datamatics' commitment to augmenting its offerings and diversifying its portfolio to meet the evolving needs of its clients in the digital era. By integrating Dextara Digital's expertise and resources, Datamatics seeks to bolster its digital solutions suite, thereby empowering businesses to navigate the complexities of the modern digital landscape more effectively.

Dextara Digital, known for its proficiency in delivering cutting-edge software solutions across various industry verticals, brings a wealth of experience and talent to the table. With a focus on innovation and customer-centricity, Dextara Digital has carved a niche for itself in the competitive IT landscape. The synergy between Datamatics and Dextara Digital is expected to unlock new opportunities for both entities, enabling them to offer comprehensive and innovative digital solutions to a diverse clientele.

The acquisition is poised to deliver mutual benefits, not only in terms of expanded service offerings but also in terms of operational synergies and economies of scale. Datamatics aims to leverage Dextara Digital's domain expertise and technology capabilities to drive sustainable growth and create value for its stakeholders. Moreover, the combined entity is well-positioned to capitalize on emerging trends and capitalize on the growing demand for digital transformation services across industries.

As Datamatics embarks on this transformative journey, fueled by the acquisition of Dextara Digital, it reaffirms its commitment to delivering excellence and driving innovation in the digital ecosystem. With a clear focus on leveraging technology to drive business outcomes, Datamatics is poised to emerge as a formidable player in the digital solutions landscape, offering unparalleled value to its clients worldwide.

Datamatics Global Services Limited, a prominent IT solutions provider, has set its sights on expanding its foothold in the digital space with its latest move to acquire Dextara Digital, a software development firm. The acquisition marks a significant stride in Datamatics' strategic growth agenda, as it aims to strengthen its capabilities in digital transformation services and enhance its market position. The deal involves Datamatics acquiring 100% stake in Dextara Digital for a total consideration of Rs 143.4 crore. This acquisition underscores Datamatics' commitment to augmenting its offerings and diversifying its portfolio to meet the evolving needs of its clients in the digital era. By integrating Dextara Digital's expertise and resources, Datamatics seeks to bolster its digital solutions suite, thereby empowering businesses to navigate the complexities of the modern digital landscape more effectively. Dextara Digital, known for its proficiency in delivering cutting-edge software solutions across various industry verticals, brings a wealth of experience and talent to the table. With a focus on innovation and customer-centricity, Dextara Digital has carved a niche for itself in the competitive IT landscape. The synergy between Datamatics and Dextara Digital is expected to unlock new opportunities for both entities, enabling them to offer comprehensive and innovative digital solutions to a diverse clientele. The acquisition is poised to deliver mutual benefits, not only in terms of expanded service offerings but also in terms of operational synergies and economies of scale. Datamatics aims to leverage Dextara Digital's domain expertise and technology capabilities to drive sustainable growth and create value for its stakeholders. Moreover, the combined entity is well-positioned to capitalize on emerging trends and capitalize on the growing demand for digital transformation services across industries. As Datamatics embarks on this transformative journey, fueled by the acquisition of Dextara Digital, it reaffirms its commitment to delivering excellence and driving innovation in the digital ecosystem. With a clear focus on leveraging technology to drive business outcomes, Datamatics is poised to emerge as a formidable player in the digital solutions landscape, offering unparalleled value to its clients worldwide.

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