JAS Worldwide wraps up bolt-on deal

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By LoadstarEditorial

28/05/2024

Atlanta’s JAS Worldwide has announced the purchase of Milan-based Multilogistics SpA.

The size of the deal, which was executed via Jas Jet Air Service Spa, was undisclosed.

With 144 employees, Multilogistics had 2023 turnover of €144m, with €1.7m in net profit.

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