euNetworks Group Limited SGX
Established in 1995, the Company was incorporated in Singapore on 18 September 1999. On 5 January 2000, it was converted into a public company, at which time its name was changed to "Horizon.com Limited". Horizon.com is an investment holding company and acts as a corporate manager, adviser and administrative centre to support the business development and marketing of the businesses of its subsidiaries. The name of the Company was subsequently changed to Horizon Education and Technologies Limited wef 7 February 2002.
On 27 December 2004, the company changed its name to Global Voice Group Limited, following the successful reverse takeover of Horizon by Global Voice Group (GV), a corporation which is established in Ireland in early 2002.
GV owns and operates highly secure optical fibre networks and duct infrastructure across 14 leading European cities including:
’ Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Dusseldorf & Cologne.
’ Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague & Utrecht.
’ London (purchase completion 2005)
’ Dublin.
GV’s optical fibre and duct networks were constructed to consist of an average of 6 sub’ducts throughout each city with one sub’duct in each city containing an average of 432 strands of optical fibre. GV’ city networks were designed and built to provide access to all the key locations within a city including, business and industrial parks, educational centres,
financial centres, Government buildings and Internet exchanges.
Since its foundation, GV’s strategy has been to exploit the high fibre density and prime city locations of its networks, whilst always capitalising on the competitiveness and security that only GV’ optical fibre networks can provide to clients and partners alike.
To date, GV has executed on its strategy through the formation of its core in’house operated business unit, which focuses on the delivery of Business Continuity and Information Management product to the regulated industries, and the establishment of joint venture alliances, whereby GV provides fibre networks and its alliance partners used these networks to sell and deliver non’competing services and products.
This strategy allows GV to concentrate on growing its own core business, while at the same time benefiting from additional recurring revenue streams from potential multiple third party alliances and joint ventures.
GV’s core business continuity based products include On’line Data Storage, Backup and Restore, Data Archiving and Content Management Services. Through the exclusive use of its dense optical fibre networks, its highly secure
and resilient off’site data storage facilities, GV provides its clients with full end’to’end regulatory compliant data storage and management solutions.
Through its thorough understanding of regulatory compliance issues, GV will ensure that its products satisfy the particular issues faced by the regulated industries such as financial services and life sciences, which are heavily regulated, require strong corporate governance and have an ever’increasing reliance on technology.
GV’s financial headquarters are located in Singapore. Its operational headquarters are in Frankfurt, Germany and the company has sales and engineering offices in Dublin, Amsterdam and Berlin.
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On 27 December 2004, the company changed its name to Global Voice Group Limited, following the successful reverse takeover of Horizon by Global Voice Group (GV), a corporation which is established in Ireland in early 2002.
GV owns and operates highly secure optical fibre networks and duct infrastructure across 14 leading European cities including:
’ Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Dusseldorf & Cologne.
’ Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague & Utrecht.
’ London (purchase completion 2005)
’ Dublin.
GV’s optical fibre and duct networks were constructed to consist of an average of 6 sub’ducts throughout each city with one sub’duct in each city containing an average of 432 strands of optical fibre. GV’ city networks were designed and built to provide access to all the key locations within a city including, business and industrial parks, educational centres,
financial centres, Government buildings and Internet exchanges.
Since its foundation, GV’s strategy has been to exploit the high fibre density and prime city locations of its networks, whilst always capitalising on the competitiveness and security that only GV’ optical fibre networks can provide to clients and partners alike.
To date, GV has executed on its strategy through the formation of its core in’house operated business unit, which focuses on the delivery of Business Continuity and Information Management product to the regulated industries, and the establishment of joint venture alliances, whereby GV provides fibre networks and its alliance partners used these networks to sell and deliver non’competing services and products.
This strategy allows GV to concentrate on growing its own core business, while at the same time benefiting from additional recurring revenue streams from potential multiple third party alliances and joint ventures.
GV’s core business continuity based products include On’line Data Storage, Backup and Restore, Data Archiving and Content Management Services. Through the exclusive use of its dense optical fibre networks, its highly secure
and resilient off’site data storage facilities, GV provides its clients with full end’to’end regulatory compliant data storage and management solutions.
Through its thorough understanding of regulatory compliance issues, GV will ensure that its products satisfy the particular issues faced by the regulated industries such as financial services and life sciences, which are heavily regulated, require strong corporate governance and have an ever’increasing reliance on technology.
GV’s financial headquarters are located in Singapore. Its operational headquarters are in Frankfurt, Germany and the company has sales and engineering offices in Dublin, Amsterdam and Berlin.
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