Japanese company buys rest of DTRIC
The Japanese firm, which owned 74 percent of DTRIC before buying out the minority shareholders, said Tuesday it is investing
DTRIC, which has 105 employees, will continue under existing management and remain a separate entity, the company said in a news release, adding that the transaction will not affect day-to-day operations.
In addition, Aioi Nissay Dowa acquired
"This full acquisition provides a solid foundation for our company's continued growth in
The Japanese insurance group has been the majority shareholder since the 1992 inception of DTRIC, which sells personal auto, homeowner's and renter's policies in addition to commercial lines of insurance including general liability, property and workers' compensation.
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