R.Partner (formerly Lanit-Partner)

JSC R.PARTNER (formerly LANIT-PARTNER) is a system integrator in the Far East. The company is ready to offer its customers hardware and software from more than 200 manufacturers. R.PARTNER's portfolio includes projects in four areas of activity: information technology, telecommunications, engineering systems and in-house production of electrical equipment.

History

2024: Sale to Softline of shares in two system integrators as part of R.Partner

Softline Group of Companies (PJSC Softline), a provider of solutions and services in the field of digital transformation and developing information security a comprehensive portfolio of its own products and services - February 5, 2024 announced TAdviser the acquisition of a stake in IT the management of the business of the multidisciplinary group of companies R.Partner. The amount of the transaction is not specified.

R.Partner as a whole consists of four legal entities: acquired by Softline Khabeko-Partner and Infokom (with revenue in 2022 in the amount of 435 million and 115.8 million rubles, respectively, according to Kontur. Focus), as well as Lanit-Partner and Safe Roads of EAO, whose business is outside the interests of Softline Group of Companies and will soon be separated and separated. Read more here.

2018

Presentation of the R.Partner brand concept

On July 22, 2018, the company introduced the R.PARTNER. brand concept. The updated paraphernalia was introduced on July 1, 2018. Legal changes in the names of the group companies will occur from the beginning of 2019.

Withdrawal from the "Lanita"

In January 2018, Lanit announced that Lanit-Partner, which has worked as part of the group since 1997, will become an independent company, will rebrand. Who became the new owner of the company, Lanit did not say.

1997

The company joined the LANIT group and changed its name to LANIT-PARTNER.

1992

On this day, December 22, 1992, Khabarovsk-Partner was founded in Khabarovsk. In the early 90s, when almost all the equipment on the market was assembled "on the knees" and was of extremely low quality, the company relied on the sale of IBM computers. They cost an order of magnitude higher, but were better and more reliable. This approach worked, and the very next year IBM named the company its best partner in Eastern Europe. This is how the business of the Far Eastern integrator was born.