Boston, MA 03/21/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Kallo Inc (OTCMKTS:KALO) is focused on solving the dynamics and logistical challenges to ensure coordination and facilitation of effective healthcare service delivery. Of late the company has been attracting opportunities in developing nations. The company recently signed a supply contract worth $200 million with the government of Republic of Guinea. According to the agreement, Kallo will provide a range of healthcare delivery solutions to the country, mostly those aimed at helping the government address healthcare issues in remote areas. Thus, the health delivery program to be provided under the deal will include coordination and facilitation solutions. Kallo Inc (OTCMKTS:KALO) boasts of technology that helps in optimization and integration in healthcare infrastructure, not only towards ensuring compliance with existing international standards, but also improving efficiency and scope of the healthcare services through its technology.
Already deep into electronic and hardware business targeting cable television operators, ADDvantage Technologies Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:AEY) has its eyes set on telecoms equipment market as well. The boom in the telecoms industry means that equipment suppliers can also tap into the good tiding and ADDvantage Technologies is already doing just that. The company recently announced acquiring Nave Communications Company to bolster its position in the telecoms gear market. The companies did not disclose the terms of the deal. Shares of ADDvantage Technologies Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:AEY) closed $3.15 Thursday, up 0.32 percent. The shares traded in the brackets of $2.19 low and $3.42 high in the past year.
Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc (NYSE:RRTS) has long nursed the ambition to grow its global presence and to take advantage of the many opportunities in the international market stage. But in order to move fast into partaking in the global opportunities, the company needed to ride on the shoulders of those who are already success in international transportation and logistics business. So then, the company announced purchase of outstanding stock of Unitrans International Corp at the cost of $55.5 million. According to Roadrunner CEO Mark DiBlasi, the purchase of Unitrans is well within its growth strategy.
