Groupe Open SA has sold Groupe Open Belgium to NSI
November 2017 — Groupe Open SA has sold its subsidiary in Belgium to NSI, a subsidiary of Cegeka Group. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Groupe Open Belgium, a subsidiary of the French listed Groupe Open SA, is an IT service provider targeting the Liège-Brussels region. The company has 90 employees.
NSI, a subsidiary of Cegeka Group, is a Belgian IT service provider active in the southern part of the country and the Brussels region. The company currently employs 550 people.
Groupe Open SA is a French IT service provider that designs, produces and installs interactive IT systems. The company is active in consulting, application engineering and infrastructure services.
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