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Seko Logistics is eyeing further expansion this year following its largest acquisition to date, Air-City Inc, last week.
“We have evolved with phases of acquisitive and organic growth, and will continue on that track,” said vice president marketing Brian Bourke.
“We may do a tuck-in acquisition beyond the borders of the US this year: two interesting regions are the EU and South-east Asia,” he added.
Seko says it is looking for companies which, as well as offering synergies with its current business, also ...
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Comment on this article
Andreas Koût
January 13, 2020 at 4:16 pminteresting a company seeking investors for sale is now on an acquisition trail.
AirCity is a IFF and NVOCC and not as distributed by Seko a cross broder e-commerce specialist, otherwise they(AirCity) would clearly indicate this on their homepage but they do not so, so do not marketing something which is not reality ,this is not serious.
regards
A.Kout