Ness set to acquire DXC Technology’s Israeli IT services for $65 million

The merged group will have a total of approximately 5,000 employees and managers who will work on hundreds of projects in all sectors of the economy

James Spiro 13:0821.12.21

Ness, which is part of the Hilan Group and provides IT services and solutions, has announced that it has agreed to acquire DXC’s IT Services company in Israel for $65 million. The transaction is expected to close at the end of the first quarter of 2022 and is subject to accepted conditions.

 

“DXC's leaders and practitioners are among the best in the information systems market in Israel and joining the Ness Group will greatly contribute to the existing and future customers of the two companies in an era of unprecedented and challenging technological acceleration and digital transformation as we have experienced in the past two years,” said Shachar Efal, CEO of Ness. “We at Ness look forward to the DXC team in Israel joining us and are confident that together we will be able to achieve many significant successes.”

 

Avi Baum, chairman of Hilan Group. Photo: Raz Rogowski Avi Baum, chairman of Hilan Group. Photo: Raz Rogowski

 

In Israel, DXC employs almost 600 people in all areas of the Israeli economy, such as industrial, governmental, security, and financial sectors. The merged group will have a total of approximately 5,000 employees and managers who will work on hundreds of projects in all sectors of the economy.

 

"The acquisition of DXC’s business in Israel will be a significant addition to our operations in Israel and will position Ness as a market leader in the world of digital and technological transformation,” added Avi Baum, chairman of Hilan Group.

 

Shachar Efal, CEO of Ness. Photo: Hatzalmania Shel Sharona Shachar Efal, CEO of Ness. Photo: Hatzalmania Shel Sharona