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Rayda, founded in 2022, provides an asset management platform designed to handle the full lifecycle of IT equipment for distributed workforces. The company enables organisations to procure, configure, deliver, manage, and retrieve devices for employees across more than 170 countries, with delivery times of 2 to 8 days, including in hard-to-reach regions.

The company's technology spans an asset management platform and a global logistics network. Its service covers procurement through to data wiping, addressing the operational challenges that arise when equipping remote teams at scale. Rayda has a particular presence across Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.

Rayda is backed by investors and reports being profitable. The company operates as a remote-first organisation and maintains SOC 2 compliance. It sits at the intersection of remote work infrastructure and IT equipment management.

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