Prodapt to Invest £100M in UK Connectivity Sector: What It Means

Global consulting and technology services firm Prodapt, part of India’s 120-year-old Jhaver Group, is increasing its planned investment in the UK to £100 million.

This enhanced commitment follows UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s April visit to India, where trade and national security were discussed with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Prodapt intends to deploy this investment over several years and expects the expansion to create more than 500 jobs. The company has already opened a new London office earlier this year to support its growth in the region.

Specializing in the connectedness industry, Prodapt supports clients’ digital transformation using technologies such as 5G, cloud, edge computing, IoT, and AI/ML. Its UK customer base includes major telecom operators, digital and multi-service providers, and advanced technology companies.

“Trade and investment between the UK and India are creating quality jobs and supporting livelihoods in both countries. I’m pleased that Prodapt has chosen to join the many Indian firms investing in the UK, strengthening our technology sector and contributing to economic growth,” said Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a statement.

“As the UK grows into a hub for technology and innovation in the connectedness space, it’s natural for us to scale up our investment and commitment in the region,” said Vedant Jhaver, chairman and CEO of Prodapt.

“With renewed focus, Prodapt will continue to serve as a preferred digital transformation partner for the organizations enabling a hyper-connected world,” he added.

Prodapt designs, integrates, and operates solutions that enable next-generation technologies and innovations. The company partners with leading global organisations including AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Vodafone, and Deutsche Telekom, among others.

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