Dicom’s split of US, Canada divisions sets both up for growth

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Dicom’s split of US, Canada divisions sets both up for growth

| Sep 06, 2018 2:20PM EDT
The split allows Wind Point to pursue additional growth in the hot US trucking market with Dicom USA, while Dicom Canada gives Royal Mail’s General Logistics Services a platform to reach customers in North America.
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