Dicker Data s new $74M HQ and distie centre opens for business
Dicker Data s new $74M HQ and distie centre opens for business
Includes facilities tailored to support partners.
L-R: David Dicker (Dicker Data), Scott Morrison, Fiona Brown (Dicker Data) Credit: Dicker Data
Dicker Data’s new $74 million Sydney headquarters and distribution centre has officially opened, sporting a capacity increase of nearly 80 per cent more than the company s previous location, as well as a 50 per cent increase in warehouse space.
With construction spanning from November 2019 to February 2021, the distributor is now operational from its new premises at 238 Captain Cook Drive in the Sydney suburb of Kurnell, with a 22,965 square metre warehouse and office space of more than 4,310 square metres.
Dicker Data partners with Qantas Business Rewards
Dicker Data partners with Qantas Business Rewards
Resellers can now earn Qantas Points on select purchases
Dicker Data has inked a two-year agreement with Qantas Business Rewards, enabling resellers to earn Qantas Points on selected purchases, including hardware, software, cloud and other technologies.
From 14 April, partners can earn Qantas Points on their online purchases across selected product categories and bonus points through special promotions.
“We’re committed to keeping our customers at the centre of everything we do. This partnership is about helping them extract maximum value from their technology supply chain,” Dicker Data A/NZ marketing and strategy general manager Ben Johnson said.
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Mary Stojcevski, CFO, Dicker Data Credit: Dicker Data
On 25 February Dicker Data revealed it had cracked A$2 billion in annual revenue for the first time, with the company’s chairman and CEO David Dicker understandably talking up the company’s 42 years of experience and its “significant” growth trajectory.
Self-congratulations aside, Dicker Data has enjoyed a rather meteoric rise in revenue and value over the past decade. Since it listed publicly on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in January 2011, the company’s market capitalisation has surged from A$25 million to hover just below A$2 billion in recent weeks.