Axia takes full control of Transerv
Axia Corporation has taken full control of automotive spares retailer Transerv after buying out the company's minority shareholders in a US$1,08 million share-based deal.
Axia Corporation has taken full control of automotive spares retailer Transerv after buying out the company's minority shareholders in a US$1,08 million share-based deal.
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