Berge Group Competitors

Challenger, part of the Fastfrate Group is a North American leader in the supply chain industry and has been since its inception in 1975. The Challenger Group employs more than 2,000 people and operates approximately 1,500 trucks and 3,300 trailers. As one of the largest privately owned truckload carriers in Canada, Challenger has been consistently recognized by its customers and within the industry for the outstanding quality of its services. Challenger, qui fait partie du Groupe Fastfrate, est un chef de file nord-américain dans l’industrie de la chaîne d’approvisionnement depuis sa fondation en 1975. Le Groupe Challenger emploie plus de 2 000 personnes et exploite environ 1 500 camions et 3 300 remorques. À titre de l’un des plus importants transporteurs de lots complets privés au Canada, Challenger est reconnu de façon constante par ses clients et par l’industrie pour la qualité exceptionnelle de ses services.

Axis Group is a Gartner-recognized Data & Analytics consulting firm focused on helping enterprises optimize their business through data. Axis Group develops performant, scalable cross-platform solutions leveraging enterprise technology that reveal insights within your most complex business use cases.

Founded in 2016, Advance Intelligence Group is an artificial intelligence (AI) native financial and data platform, enabling easy and fair access to financial products and services. The Group's enterprise business, ADVANCE.AI, is a leading provider of digital identity verification, know your customer (KYC) or know your business (KYB), risk management and credit information services in the region. The Group's consumer business, Atome Financial, is Southeast Asia’s leading digital finance platform and is backed by leading institutional funding partners including Standard Chartered, HSBC, DBS Bank, SMBC, BlackRock, Evolution X Capital, InnoVen Capital and many others. Headquartered in Singapore, Advance Intelligence Group is backed by top-tier investors, including SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Warburg Pincus, Ares, Vision Plus Capital and Singapore-based global investor, Economic Development Board Investments (EDBI).