Company is Led by Industry Veterans and Combines Local Expertise with Global 
Standards

Acclime, an Asia-focused corporate services provider, has officially launched, 
following a series of successful and strategic acquisitions in the region. In a 
market characterised by increasing sophistication and complexity, Acclime's 
vision is to reinvent the corporate services sector with innovative solutions 
that are seamlessly delivered to the highest global standards. Two of the 
industry's most experienced executives, Martin Crawford and Debby Davidson, 
have joined forces to establish Acclime, backed by a consortium of investors.

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Through acquisitions and partnerships with well-established and highly 
respected firms, Acclime has already built a strong presence in four markets in 
the region since January 2019.  The company now has more than 150 employees 
serving the needs of both listed and privately-owned corporate clients. In Hong 
Kong, Acclime acquired three businesses, namely BPO Global, Macaw Corporate 
Services and Edtoma Corporate Services. In Thailand, Acclime acquired 
Interactive Associates, while in Indonesia and Vietnam, Acclime acquired 
strategic interests in Magna Praxis and Domicile Corporate Services 
respectively.

"We see a clear opportunity to become the leader in the ever-evolving corporate 
governance regime in emerging Asia," Martin Crawford, co-founder and CEO of 
Acclime said. "With our in-country expertise and the use of leading technology 
applications, Acclime is well-positioned to be the one-stop service provider 
for those clients operating in and throughout the region who demand the highest 
international standards, even in the difficult to navigate emerging Asian 
markets."

Crawford noted that companies are facing increasing regulatory and disclosure 
obligations, requiring in-country expert support. Moreover, through foreign 
direct investment and cross-border trade, Asia is increasing its connectivity 
both regionally and globally. This creates a need for higher and more 
consistent corporate governance standards.

The management team of Acclime intends to build a substantial presence in each 
key Asian market.

"We are actively seeking opportunities to expand our footprint in other 
emerging markets in the region. Acclime's ambition is to build a comprehensive 
corporate services network across Asia to help clients navigate these markets 
seamlessly," Debby Davidson, co-founder and COO of Acclime remarked.

The name, Acclime, combines the company's two core propositions: assisting 
clients to 'acclimatise' to new markets in Asia, and to 'climb' to the apex of 
their corporate development.

For further information, please visit www.acclime.com.

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