The JSE-listed company attributes its recent revenue growth and profitability to its strong international strategy.

The company has improved working capital by reducing inventory, tightly managing capital allocation, enhancing its cash generation and investing in its own targeted intellectual property, says Teddy Daka, CEO of Etion Group.

The JSE-listed company attributes the growth to a strong international strategy and consolidation of its subsidiary’s results.

CEO Teddy Daka scouts West Africa for opportunities for Etion’s security solutions and says he has a plan for the market.

The company blames the weak South African economy for its poor performance and shifts focus to cyber security.

LAWTrust, an Etion company, has joined the FIDO Alliance in a move designed to cement its reputation as the premium provider of cyber security solutions to the business community.

The Etion company launches the Trust Academy to provide individuals with customised cyber security training courses.

Fixing the ghost worker problem.

The partnership integrates Kyocera Document Solutions' professional document management with LAWtrust's electronic document signing technology.

TeleMasters, MiX Telematics and Altron are this year's best performers on the JSE, while 4Sight Holdings, Blue Label Telecoms and Net1 UEPS fared worst.

The company attributes the drop to subdued trading conditions, as well as delays in the delivery of a key rail project and a cyber security project.

Daka, CEO of JSE AltX-listed Etion, is the 40th winner of the prestigious IT Personality of the Year title.