Kaptan Acquires US IT Firm, Expands into Technology Sector
Kaptan, a Philippine-based entity, announced its acquisition of a US-based IT services business, marking an expansion into the technology sector. This move aims to broaden the company's service offerings and explore new growth avenues.
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