Nashua pulls plug on post office printers
- reported on itweb.co.za
- Nashua, an office equipment dealer, cut off printer services to insolvent SAPO due to a R14.1 million debt.
- SAPO's financial crisis led Nashua to cease services, resulting in a complete write-off of the debt owed.
- Despite previous support during SAPO's financial distress, Nashua faced substantial losses due to the sudden business rescue decision.
- Reunert's ICT division saw reduced performance due to SAPO's debt, load-shedding, and other factors.
- SAPO's business rescue plan may involve significant job cuts as part of its modernization efforts.
- SAPO owes substantial amounts to multiple creditors, indicating severe financial instability
- Government expresses commitment to salvaging SAPO and preserving its role in the country's infrastructure.