Foxway acquires ABD in Romania to strengthen its IT refurbishment operations in Eastern Europe
In this context, Foxway acquired ABD in order to strengthen its presence in Europe and increase its capacity to meet the growing demand for refurbished computers, reconditioned to very high quality standards. ABD is a Romanian company based in Bucharest, specializing in the advanced refurbishment of professional computers. It performs technical operations such as respray (industrial repainting of the chassis) and skinning (repair of the outer casing) to restore the devices to a level of aesthetics and quality close to new.
This acquisition is fully in line with Foxway's long-term ambition to build a stronger European infrastructure dedicated to more responsible technology consumption, enabling the repair, upgrade, and return to market of an ever-increasing number of devices.
Frequently Asked Questions About Foxway's Acquisition of ABD
Why did Foxway acquire ABD?
The acquisition of ABD is part of Foxway's strategy to expand its European infrastructure. The goal is to increase its production capacity for refurbished business computers to meet the massive demand from companies for sustainable IT solutions.
What are ABD's areas of technical expertise?
Based in Bucharest, Romania, ABD has made a name for itself in advanced computer refurbishment. The company uses precise industrial processes such as respray (complete repainting of the chassis) and skinning (repair of external surfaces) to provide a finish that looks almost as good as new.
What is the scope of Foxway's operations in Europe?
Foxway is a leading player in the circular economy on the continent. With 18 offices (from Norway to Spain), the group refurbishes more than 2.39 million digital devices (computers, tablets, smartphones) each year, thereby preventing the overproduction of new components.
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