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ZenaTech cierra la adquisición número 26 de su negocio Drones como Servicio de una empresa de topografía con sede en Ohio y licencia para operar en cuatro estados

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ZenaTech cierra la adquisición número 26 de su negocio Drones como Servicio de una empresa de topografía con sede en Ohio y licencia para operar en cuatro estados VANCOUVER, Columbia Británica, July 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ZenaTech, Inc…
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  • La adquisición en Ohio abre las puertas a cuatro estados de una sola vez, fortaleciendo la estrategia de consolidación de ZenaTech; el equipo de BA Land Professionals aporta 40 años de experiencia en topografía y relaciones consolidadas en múltiples sectores.

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ZenaTech, Inc. · daas acquisition count26 acquisitions
ZenaTech, Inc. · us state presence12 states