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IEIT Holdings, Recently Rebranded As Hyperclear Announces A Collaborative Partnership With Greenpoint Capital

IEIT Holdings, Recently Rebranded As Hyperclear Announce A Collaborative Partnership With Greenpoint Capital. Hyperclear secures new war chest backed by Greenpoint Capital. When you have an ambitious vision of changing the world, you need to have the right people in your corner. For global technology investment holding company, Hyperclear, this vision is focused on unlocking human potential.

“The companies that form part of our portfolio offer products or services that unlock opportunities, enhance productivity, increase efficiencies or in some way improve the way people work or live,” says Matthew Mead of Hyperclear. “Our team consists of experts with deep operational and technical knowledge and a clear understanding of how our businesses fit together.”

While Hyperclear is always looking for potential new acquisitions to bolster its portfolio, identifying companies that align with its vision and bring new synergies to the existing group companies’ capabilities can prove challenging. This is why selecting the right investment partners is such a critical decision. They found this partner in Greenpoint Capital (“Greenpoint”) for Hyperclear. “Greenpoint has a deep understanding of our business and our strategy. Since 2017, they have worked closely with us to unlock opportunities to acquire businesses aligned to our vision,” says Mead.

Greenpoint’s approach is focused on providing capital to high-quality businesses with exceptional management teams and is a true investor in companies rather than a lender. “We strive to build relationships to ensure we are continuously backing our partners as their needs evolve,” says Nic Van Zyl, CIO at Greenpoint. Greenpoint has underpinned this strategy of fostering long-term partnerships with their continued backing of Hyperclear’s acquisition plan. Over the coming months, they will be exploring acquisition opportunities, focusing on companies with an EBITDA of up to R250 million.

“This is a great example of how we can partner with a best-in-class entrepreneurial business to effect a capital solution to help grow their business responsibly and efficiently,” continues Van Zyl. With the above partnership in place, Hyperclear is looking for like-minded businesses to invest in or acquire to bolster its portfolio and accelerate the achievement of its vision. “The future looks bright. We look forward to continuing with this great partnership as we build a world-class technology holding company,” concludes Mead.

By Thomas Chiothamisi
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