Amber Group and Beharry Group launch IT joint venture to power Guyana’s digital future

KINGSTON, Jamaica — In a strategic move to accelerate digital transformation in the Caribbean region, Amber Group and Guyana’s Beharry Group have officially launched a joint venture named Beharry-Amber Technologies Inc. This newly established entity will specialize in delivering comprehensive IT and cybersecurity solutions, addressing critical technological gaps in Guyana’s rapidly evolving economy.

The collaboration emerges as Guyana experiences unprecedented economic growth, creating an urgent need for robust digital infrastructure and enhanced cybersecurity measures. Both companies recognize that technological advancement is no longer a luxury but a fundamental requirement for sustainable development and economic resilience.

Suresh Beharry, Chairman and CEO of Beharry Group, emphasized the transformative potential of this partnership during the announcement. “Guyana stands at a pivotal juncture in its development trajectory,” Beharry stated. “Our vision extends beyond mere commercial interests—we aim to build future-ready technological capabilities that will support the nation’s modernization efforts and long-term prosperity.”

Dushyant Savadia, Founder and CEO of Amber Group, echoed this sentiment, describing the venture as a shared commitment to Guyana’s growth and technological sovereignty. “This partnership transcends conventional business arrangements,” Savadia noted. “By combining our technical expertise with Beharry Group’s deep understanding of the local landscape, we can create meaningful impact through strengthened digital infrastructure and improved cybersecurity readiness.”

The joint venture will function as a comprehensive technology platform serving both government agencies and private sector organizations. It will provide end-to-end IT and cybersecurity services designed to meet growing domestic and regional demands, positioning Guyana as an emerging digital hub in the Caribbean region.