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Brennan establishes NZ point of presence
Adhering to strong demand from customer across the Tasman, Sydney-based managed service provider, Brennan IT, has launched a point of presence (POP) in New Zealand.
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iiNet acquisition of AAPT consumer division given the green light
iiNet shareholders have approved the acquisition of AAPT’s consumer division for $60 million.
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iiNet buys AAPT consumer division for $60 million
ASX-listed ISP iiNet (ASX:IIN) has entered into a binding agreement with Telecom New Zealand to acquire the AAPT Consumer Division for $60 million.
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AAPT’s parent company warns of heavy tax hike
The New Zealand-based parent company of systems integrator, Gen-i, and telco carrier, AAPT, has reported a raise in tax expenses by up to $68 million over two years.
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Telarus expands into NZ
Infrastructure provider, Telarus, has entered the New Zealand market via a wholesale services agreement with Telecom New Zealand’s wholesale business.
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