Dicker Data has released its full-year 2022 results, delivering a 25% increase in revenue to AU$3.1 billion for the FY22 period.

“Our acquisition of CSP provides a strategic and fast-tracked entry to the New Zealand market for our access and surveillance business."

Unaudited revenue in Q3 2022 was finalised at AU$775.5 million, an increase of AU$124 million, or a 19% increase on the previous comparative period.

Dicker Data has announced revenue growth of about 36% in the first half of the financial year, with unaudited revenue reaching AUD $1.459 billion.

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"We're now well-positioned to capitalise on the access and surveillance market. I’m confident we have the right people to deliver the required outcome.”

One of the largest distributors in Australia and New Zealand has cancelled its distribution contract with Russian based cybersecurity company Kaspersky.

“With businesses reopening and needing to deploy collaboration solutions to support their hybrid work arrangements, we see no signs of demand slowing in this segment.”

“This appointment is also particularly pleasing as we now represent the entire Microsoft Surface range in Australia,” says David Dicker.

Under the agreement Dicker Data will gain unrestricted access to the entire Jabra product portfolio which includes headsets, speakerphones, video conferencing and unified communications.

The partnership extends the Zoom product range to all IT resellers, and also expands Dicker Data’s professional AV portfolio.

Located in Sydney’s Kurnell, the facility was built a key focus on environmentally friendly initiatives, employee wellbeing, vendor and reseller benefits, and sustaining the company's consistent growth.

The offerings include high-performance Mellanox InfiniBand and Ethernet adapters, switches, software and cables.

"As Australia's largest locally owned distributor, Dicker Data is well placed to help Cohesity achieve maximum value and competitive advantage across the technology supply chain."

The two companies are bringing a broader distribution of the Honeywell security and surveillance to the country.

HP New Zealand and partners are working with ShieldsUp to provide New Zealand healthcare workers on the frontlines of COVID-19 with 13,000 face shields.

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Dicker Data has made two new appointments to lead its ProAV, collaboration and digital signage teams.

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Dicker Data’s founder and CEO David Dicker says the company is open for business and fully operational as Australia and New Zealand prepare for country-wide lockdowns.