The company is buying the remaining 30% of Syngin Technologies and will incorporate its online marketplace platform into its digital supply chain services for used and new vehicle moves
The Norwegian transport and logistics provider intends to use Syngin’s technology platform and team to provide last-mile transport services that are purpose-built to manage vehicle moves for fleet managers and vehicle remarketers. However, it is also looking to use the technology beyond remarketed fleet customers and apply it to new finished vehicle logistics.
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