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5.5 year – 2.77%
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This GIC rate is offered by DUCA Financial Services and was updated on 2014-01-25. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
U.S. private equity firm buys stake in Dicom Transportation, names new CEO
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MONTREAL – Montreal-based trucking company Dicom Transportation Group has a new majority investor — U.S. private equity firm Wind Point Partners.
Wind Point says Dicom’s co-founder, Peter Overing, will retire as chief executive officer but the rest of Dicom’s management will stay in place.
Dicom’s new CEO, Scott Dobak, has worked 28 years in the trucking and delivery industry including at RoadRunner Transportation.
Dicom’s board will have several directors with experience at larger transportation companies including a former CEO of Purolator.
Wind Point says it expects to grow Dicom through a “robust acquisition program.”
It says financing was arranged by Fifth Third Bank and the Desjardins financial group with participation from Laurentian Bank and others.
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Wind Point says Dicom’s co-founder, Peter Overing, will retire as chief executive officer but the rest of Dicom’s management will stay in place.
Dicom’s new CEO, Scott Dobak, has worked 28 years in the trucking and delivery industry including at RoadRunner Transportation.
Dicom’s board will have several directors with experience at larger transportation companies including a former CEO of Purolator.
Wind Point says it expects to grow Dicom through a “robust acquisition program.”
It says financing was arranged by Fifth Third Bank and the Desjardins financial group with participation from Laurentian Bank and others.
The post U.S. private equity firm buys stake in Dicom Transportation, names new CEO appeared first on Canadian Business.
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