Gen-i has picked up the Air New Zealand applications support contract lost by Provenco subsidiary APL Plus.
The contract is believed to be worth about $2 million a year.
Gen-i already manages more than 10,000 workstations for Air New Zealand, which is keen to trim the number of technology partners it works with.
Provenco said the contract represented a material part of the APL Plus business, but not for the Provenco group overall.
In the year to June 30, Provenco made a net operating profit of $1 million on revenue of $47 million, down from $62 million the previous year, but declared a $6.4 million loss after writing down the value of software.
Gen-i wins Air NZ support contract
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