Elumelu’s Heirs Holdings Launches New Subsidiary
Heirs Holdings, an African investment firm, has launched a new subsidiary, Heirs Technologies Ltd, with an ambition to drive Africa’s digital evolution with pioneering, innovative solutions.
Tony Elumelu, Founder and Group Chairman, Heirs Holdings, said that the introduction of Heirs Technologies marked a significant milestone in the company’s journey towards accelerating progress for future generations across Africa.
“Technology has the power to catalyse development, and we are committed to harnessing this potential to unlock new innovations that will improve lives and transform our continent,” he said.
According to him, Heirs Technologies would offer high-value services leveraging top-notch expertise while ensuring local accessibility.
The company’s offerings include IT consulting, encompassing advisory services, business transformation, system integration, licensing, and partnerships.
Elumelu further mentioned that Heirs Technologies would provide a range of managed services, including IT operations and business process outsourcing.
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“To achieve its vision of propelling Africa to the forefront of the global technology landscape, Heirs Technologies will strategically invest in cutting edge technological solutions and develop platforms that foster collaboration among diverse stakeholders.
“Central to the company’s plans is to develop local capacity through meticulously tailored skills development programmes,” he said.
Also, Heirs Holdings’ Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr Emmanuel Nnorom, said they were embarking on a journey fueled by innovation and driven by purpose.
According to Nnorom, the company’s mission is not solely about creating products, but shaping the future of technology.
Nnorom noted that the launch of Heirs Technologies reaffirms the Holdings’ steadfast commitment to invest in sectors that provide long-term returns and have the ability to transform Africa’s economy.
He said that Heirs Holdings had been a pivotal player in various sectors critical for Africa’s development including financial services, energy, power, healthcare, real estate, and hospitality.
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