Unisync Corp
TSX:UNI
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Unisync Corp
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Unisync Corp. engages in the provision of corporate apparel. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia and currently employs 320 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2019-01-14. The firm is engaged in garment design, domestic manufacturing and offshore outsourcing, combined with Web-based business-to-business (B2B) ordering, distribution and program management systems. Unisync operates through two segments: Unisync Group Limited (UGL) of Mississauga, Ontario and Peerless Garments LP (Peerless) of Winnipeg, Manitoba. UGL segment operates distribution centers in Guelph and Carleton Place, Ontario, Richmond, British Columbia, Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Farmingdale, New Jersey and Henderson, Nevada. The Peerless segment manufactures operational clothing and accessories for the Canadian military and other government agencies.
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