Aploq Translations Redefines Expansion Plans and Strengthens Positions
As the company’s plans of going public are becoming more vivid, the management strikes to get two targets at a time: both reinforce the firm in the upcoming European stagnation phase and conquer new markets.
Polish Aploq Translations (Aploq) announced today it wants to secure its financial strength by ensuring it has enough clients and it can expand the product line as well as the services amount provided. Opening the new international markets seems like a perfect plan, the upcoming IPO will help in finding new investors, new clients and exposing to the international scene.
Since its establishment in 2009 Aploq Translations has shown an incredible growth and development pattern. Success story of this small and independent Poland based single language vendor is amazing and inspiring. Started from scratch in 2009 with just one man office in Wroclaw, a thriving business centre in south-west Poland, it soon became fast-growing and significant player on the market with an almost 100% annual growth in sales and sectors best profitability results.
Aploq Translations offers full range of language related services – you name it: written translations and interpreting, proofreading and stylistic review, desktop publishing (DTP), as well as software localization and software testing.
Aploq Translations’ linguists are experts in technical domains, IT and localization, medical translations and also legal documentation and EU related texts. Selection of qualified linguists is done thoroughly and according to strict quality management guidelines.
Each project is managed by a very professional, flexible and customer-oriented project coordinator, who makes sure that all the data and texts are stored under strict data protection conditions. Company works mainly with international clients, who know how important quality and prompt reaction is. Aploq Translations is proud to name the brands it has worked for within business-to-business sector: IKEA, Samsung, Sony, Manutan, Cadbury, Motorola, Jysk, Citibank and others.
