Britehouse goes independent after split from NTT Data
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — Britehouse, formerly known as Britehouse Mobility, is entering a fresh era of independence and innovation following a management buyout that acquired the business from global IT provider NTT Data.
The transaction, finalized for an undisclosed sum, marks what Executive Chairman Graham Parker calls “a pivotal moment in Britehouse’s journey.”
“After several successful years operating as part of the global NTT Data group, Britehouse is excited to return to its roots as an independent, South African-led business,” Parker said.
Global reach with specialized digital solutions
Founded in 2009 as part of the Dimension Data Group, Britehouse has expanded from its South African origins to serve clients in over 15 countries. The company has built its reputation on delivering advanced software engineering, AI integration, and tailored digital solutions that drive operational efficiency for businesses across various sectors.
Britehouse enables organizations to optimize operations, accelerate transformation, and thrive in a digital age by combining human expertise with AI-powered platforms and intelligent automation. Its offerings include:
- Advanced software engineering
- AI integration and automation solutions
- Custom business process automation
- Digital transformation consulting
Emphasizing the shift, Parker noted, “This change gives us the agility to better meet their needs by delivering advanced software engineering, tailored solutions and AI integration that make measurable impacts.”
NTT Data refocuses on its global core strengths
NTT Data, the IT and business services giant headquartered in Tokyo, retains its enterprise applications division as part of its strategic refocus on core strengths.
Operating in over 50 countries, NTT Data delivers consulting, cloud, managed services, application development, and cybersecurity solutions globally. The company reported net sales of ¥4.63 trillion (approximately US$31 billion) for the fiscal year ending March 2025 and employs approximately 198,000 people worldwide.
NTT Data is ranked 24th in the OA500 2025, an objective index of the world’s top 500 outsourcing companies.
Alan Turnley-Jones, NTT Data Middle East and Africa CEO, said the sale allows NTT Data to “accelerate our growth ambitions by focusing on our core competencies.” NTT Data maintains extensive expertise in SAP, Microsoft, Oracle, and infrastructure solutions, as well as digital innovation.
