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nVision Global Buys AEG Costa Rica

The logistics administrative services multinational acquired the subsidiary of the IT services transnational, AEG Costa Rica.

Monday, June 15, 2009

©image: nVision Global Technology Solutions, Inc.

With the purchase of AEG Costa Rica—a subsidiary of the Application Engineering Group Inc. (AEG), the company will become a part of the worldwide network of nVision Global centers of operations, client services, and transportation technology development.

The CEO and founder of nVision Global, Luther M. Brown, said: "The addition of AEG Costa Rica will support nVision Global in its continued expansion and strategy of providing current and future clients global capacity in processing and support, which is necessary in order to offer a unique solution that is truly global."

Offering solutions throughout the supply chain and in all areas of business, nVision Global is a global company in auditing and bill payment services for all transportation modalities as well as in logistics administration services.

Source: nVision Global

Key entities

nVision Global Application Engineering Group, Inc. Application Engineering Group Costa Rica

Countries

Costa Rica

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