There are six large computer wholesalers in South Africa that help ensure shoppers can get many of the tech items they want from their favourite store.
South Africa has several major wholesalers specialising in sourcing and selling computing hardware to retailers where shoppers can buy the latest tech.
Much of their success depends on their ability to distribute goods quickly and efficiently when ordered.When reselling in smaller quantities to retailers, they can add a markup on these products, ensuring they make a reasonable profit for their part in the supply chain.Esquire Technologies started as a small distribution company in Pretoria in 1999.
Esquire offers a wide range of electronics, including PC components, cameras, TVs, projectors, mobile devices, gaming peripherals, and software.Not long after opening its first branch in 2004, Frontosa moved its operations to Cape Town.Frontosa describes itself as “first line” distributor for many popular international IT brands.
In its 36 years of operating, the company has established itself as one of South Africa’s biggest PC and associated ICT product assemblers and distributors. In addition to computer equipment wholesaling, Mustek also offers software licencing, cloud services, and enterprise solutions.One of the largest JSE-listed technology companies in South Africa — Aliviva Holdings — initially began as an ICT hardware assembler and distributor called Pinnacle Africa in 1993.
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