A global technology company, Zoho Corporation says it’s marking its 30th anniversary today, having become a trusted technology provider to one million paying organisations and more than 150 million users globally.
Zoho said in a statement on Thursday that its anniversary milestones followed significant year-on-year customer growth at 32% and 20% revenue growth in 2025.
The company said that its offerings consisted of Zoho (cloud business solutions), ManageEngine (IT management), Qntrl (business process management) and TrainerCentral (e-learning platform).
Sridhar Vembu, the Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Zoho Corporation, was quoted as saying, “Being bootstrapped, private, and built entirely in-house makes Zoho an outlier among competitors.
“However, vendors don’t need our help, businesses do, which is why delivering customer value has, for 30 years, been Zoho Corporation’s North Star.
“Before any innovation, strategy, or guiding principle becomes a product, pivot, or policy, it must first affirm the question, ‘Will this help businesses?’
“We are incredibly grateful that companies around the world have responded so positively to our customer-first approach over the past three decades, and will continue to meet the evolving needs of businesses with powerful, scalable, and affordable solutions.”
The Zoho co-founder noted that the organisation’s recent customers in the United States included Rapid Response Monitoring and Synergy Home Care; in India, Mercedes-Benz India, Force Motors, Joyalukkas and Union Bank of India.
He said that in the UK/European Union, its recent customers are Flora Food Group, Handl Tyrol and Atout France; in Middle East-Africa, Al-Ahli Saudi FC and Al Qadsiah FC; in LATAM, Gonher Batteries, and in Brazil, Creditas and Editora Globo.
On its commitment to Africa, the Corporation says it had steadily expanded its presence across Africa, supporting organisations of all sizes as digital transformation accelerated across the continent.
“Africa represents one of the most dynamic and entrepreneurial business environments in the world,” Kehinde Ogundare, Country Head, Zoho Nigeria, said.
“Over the years, we have seen growing demand from African businesses seeking technology that is flexible, affordable and built for long-term value rather than short-term gain.
“Our continued investment reflects our belief in Africa’s innovation potential and our commitment to supporting local businesses with tools that help them scale sustainably,” he said further.
The Zoho Nigeria boss noted that the organisation’s long-term approach aligned closely with the needs of African organisations, and provided a unified technology platform without the cost and complexity often associated with enterprise software.
