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Coscharis To Sell Vertiv IT Channel Portfolio In Nigeria, Ghana

Vertiv, a global provider of digital infrastructure and continuity solutions quoted in New York Stock Exchange has announced the appointment of Coscharis Technologies as a distribution partner in Nigeria and Ghana.

According to a statement obtained by THE WHISTLER, the appointments aims at providing customers access to Vertiv’s IT infrastructure portfolio and expanding reach across Central Africa within the local IT channel.

The statement noted that through its distribution of reliable hardware and service solutions, Coscharis Technologies caters to niche information, communication and technology markets within Nigeria’s public and private sectors and is known to be one of the biggest distributors of information, communication and technology (ICT) brands in Nigeria.

The Enterprise Sales Director for Central Africa at Vertiv, Gbenga Adebowale said, “Coscharis Technologies has an excellent footprint and track record within Sub Saharan Africa, and we are delighted to be aligned with such a prestigious group.

“We look forward to building a successful partnership with Coscharis Technologies, which will provide Vertiv with another highly experienced local distributor and add to our strengths within the Central African region.”

Managing Director at Coscharis Technologies, Dr Emomine Sunday Mukoro said Coscharis Technologies prides itself on being a first-class company that deals with first-class products.”

“We are very particular about which organisations we partner with when choosing to provide their suite of products and solutions.”

Mukoro adds that Vertiv has established an excellent level of credibility as a company, with superior products and exceptional service levels, firmly in line with Coscharis Technologies’ focus on quality.

“We envisage our new partnership as being a symbiotic relationship, where we assist Vertiv with further growth in their Central African presence, and they provide Coscharis and our clients with innovative solutions that will enable digital transformation,” Mukoro said.

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