Khoi Tech, a black-owned South African technology company, announced its recent acceptance as a member of the Manufacturing Group within the esteemed BRICS Business Council. This strategic alliance reflects Khoi Tech’s shared vision with the Council, emphasising its commitment to fostering economic development and innovation within the BRICS nations.
The BRICS Business Council’s Manufacturing group serves as a dynamic platform for collaboration and cooperation among leading businesses in Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Khoi Tech’s inclusion in this esteemed group reflects its commitment to driving economic growth and technological advancement within the South African context.
As a dynamic player in the South African tech landscape, Khoi Tech is driven by a long-term ambition to establish a comprehensive tech manufacturing and assembly plant in South Africa, contributing to the growth and sustainability of the local economy. Currently, the company has embarked on a collaborative journey with components manufacturers and suppliers who are also integral members of the BRICS consortium.
Seati Moloi, CEO and Founder at Khoi Tech, expressed enthusiasm about this significant milestone, stating, “Joining the BRICS Business Council’s Manufacturing Group is a testament to Khoi Tech’s dedication to advancing technological prowess in South Africa. Our alignment with the Council’s objectives fortifies our resolve to explore opportunities for local manufacturing, thereby stimulating economic empowerment and job creation.”
Moloi further emphasised, “Our partnership with fellow BRICS members in the component’s manufacturing sector is a strategic move that positions Khoi Tech for exponential growth. This collaboration enables us to leverage a diverse pool of resources, fostering innovation and ensuring the delivery of cutting-edge technology solutions.”
Khoi Tech looks forward to actively contributing to the Manufacturing Group’s initiatives and harnessing the collective strength of BRICS to propel the company’s vision of a fully integrated manufacturing plant in South Africa.
