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Get to know Equigroup - Part of the CHG-MERIDIAN Group

Originally founded as Equigroup in Australia, the company became a leading independent technology and asset leasing provider in the APAC region. In 2017, Equigroup was acquired by CHG-MERIDIAN, a German-based global leader in non-captive technology management and financing founded in 1979. Today, operating under the CHG-MERIDIAN brand, the company provides a comprehensive service portfolio for the entire technology lifecycle, from procurement and financing to certified data erasure, refurbishing, and remarketing, helping businesses manage their technology assets efficiently and sustainably.

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Equigroup - Part of the CHG-MERIDIAN Group

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