Dixons Retail to sell Equanet operations
Electronics company Dixons Retail has announced plans to sell its Equanet operations to Kelway, the London based IT solutions and services provider.
Electronics company Dixons Retail has announced plans to sell its Equanet operations to Kelway, the London based IT solutions and services provider.
The disposal, which is expected to complete by late March, comprises the IT reseller activities based in Bury along with the Equanet brand name.
Sebastian James, the Chief Executive of Dixons Retail said: "The agreement to dispose of Equanet demonstrates further progress in refocusing our business on leadership positions in key markets and territories whilst at the same time, giving Equanet the opportunity to flourish in the specialist B2B market under the ownership of Kelway."
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Dixons will continued to operate it PCWorld Business B2B offer online and in stores.
The share price fell 1.26% to 31.24p by 09:43.
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