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Dimension Data announced in July that Japan-based NTT had offered £2.1 billion, or R24 billion, to buy it out.
In October, Dimension Data shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of NTT's offer, with shareholders owning 93.42% of DiData shares accepting the deal.
NTT then gave minority holders more time to accept the bid, but the offer has now closed and NTT will automatically buy them out. Dimension Data shareholders will receive 120p for every share.
The Japan-based telecoms company, the second largest in the world, expects the process to be wrapped up by 13 December and Dimension Data will be de-listed on 14 December.
Dimension Data, once the darling of the stock exchange, spent 23 years as a listed company on the JSE. The company's listing on the London Stock Exchange will also be terminated after 10 years.
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