PRESS RELEASE: Next Telecom acquires Telecommunication service provider group

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Next Telecom ramps up growth and acquires Telecommunications Service Provider Group.
Sydney, Tuesday 21st January 2020:
Multi award winning Next Telecom Group is pleased to announce the acquisition of the businesses of Next Business Telecommunications, Business Class Telecom, Nextalk and WireNetworks.
These are Melbourne based businesses with a strong national coverage.
Not only will this rapidly increase Next Telecom Groups revenues in Australia, it also allows further expansion of its corporate offices in Southbank Melbourne, use of all their brands, IP and technologies. This delivers another layer of broadband customers with significant online ordering capabilities.
Chief Executive Officer, Mr Ryan O’Hare says “we are extremely pleased to be able to assume all the customers of Next Business Telecommunications, Business Class Telecom, Nextalk and WireNetworks. The existing staff in Melbourne will now be part the Next Telecom Group and continue to provide service and grow the existing customer base.
Next Telecom prides itself on superior service infrastructure to medium and large businesses in Australia and look forward to overlaying this level of service to these new customers”.
About Next Telecom:
Next Telecom was founded by Ryan O’Hare, Gavin Roache and Mark Manion in 2008. Built to be the pre-eminent multi award winning telecommunications provider to the SME and corporate business markets in Australia, its passion is to deliver an unsurpassed customer experience across all products while transforming the future technology value proposition to its customers.
For more information please visit www.nexttelecom.com.au

January 21, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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