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South African BPO Provider Procera Secures $18.8 Million in Funding From Vantaga Capital for Global Expansion
Founded in 1990, Procera has grown from a debt recovery solutions provider into a diversified BPO services company, serving over 50 blue-chip clients across various industries like retail, finance, energy, and telecommunications.
“We are excited to partner with Procera’s experienced management team and committed long-term investors,” said Roshal Ramdenee, Associate Partner at Vantage Capital.
South Africa’s BPO sector is projected for strong growth, with an estimated 13% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) by 2029, exceeding the global average of 8.5%.
“Finding high-growth South African companies with the potential to compete in developed markets is a challenge, especially in the current economic climate,” said Warren van der Merwe, Managing Partner at Vantage Capital.
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