How EOH CEO Stephen van Coller paid back money to govt for tender fraud, corruption
At one point, EOH could not account for R700m as there was no work done and a further R160m was spent on questionable contracts.
At one point, EOH could not account for R700m as there was no work done and a further R160m was spent on questionable contracts.
EOH said the potential loss of partner agreements with Microsoft’s South African unit will hurt profit by about R10m and pledged to resolve the matter as soon as possible.
EOH, a South African information, communications and technology firm, is raising its black-owned shareholding through a R1 billion empowerment deal with Lebashe Financial Services.
EOH has appointed Stephen van Coller as its new CEO with effect from 1 September 2018.
The Sunday Times Top 100 companies awards track the best performing business listed on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange over a five year horizon. The 2015 prize went to Fortress Income Fund
SA technology and outsourcing solutions company EOH Holdings has acquired Construction Computer Software (CCS) for an undisclosed amount.