Konekt is not the only new name in distribution. At the start of this month, DCC Technology rebranded as Nexora to unite 2,500 employees in 27 specialist distribution businesses across Europe and North America with a shared purpose and identity.
The name, a compound of Nex (next) and Ora (energy), was chosen by Nexora’s own employees
for its evocation of progress and momentum.
The rebranding of DCC Technology follows the sale of Exertis UK’s IT businesses to private equity
investor AURELIUS and its exit from lower-margin IT activities in France, Spain and the Netherlands.
Nexora’s remaining businesses include specialists in professional AV, enterprise infrastructure and lifestyle-enhancing consumer technologies, notably Hammer (previously Exertis Enterprise) in the UK and Europe; Comm-Tec in DACH, Italy and Iberia; Azenn and Connect in France; Captech in the Nordics; and Almo and JAM in North America. Together, they deliver $3.6 billion in annual revenue.
Commenting on the new name, Nexora CEO Clive Fitzharris said: “This is an exciting
milestone for our business. Nexora reflects who we are today and where we are going, a
community of specialist businesses built on deep expertise and strong partnerships. It is
an identity and direction which captures our energy, our ambition and our belief in the power
of technology to enrich lives.”
To learn more visit www.nexora.com
