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Sun Strategies Australia Trust Annual Update 2016; US$1M Grants, Teo Endorsements & Successful Series of Credential Tests
- Published January 17, 2017 10:20AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Sun Strategies Australia Trust is a private hands on commercial investment company which allows room for big fish in small ponds for global capabilities. One of their companies, NG1 Technologies Inc, saves fuel, reduces emissions and had fantastic 2016 achievements:
- With successfully completing a series of credential tests which validate its fuel saving capabilities.
- Taking a win of US$1 million grants from the US Department of Energy (sponsored by UPS), securing two endorsements one from US BNSF Logistics which has 300,000 affiliated Trucks with the US and another with Grey Line Coaches which has 130,000 coaches worldwide.
Sun Strategies Trust has also, Quicker Support, preparing to launch its new specialist business in the Labor hire industry which will be based in Sydney, Australia. Quicker Support is hoping to have opened by Q2 2017 in Australia and eventually venture out to the US in Q4 2017.
Company Updates
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