Press Release: GoGlobal Expands to Australia

For Immediate Release: February 12, 2020

GoGlobal Expands to Australia

To further expand its operations in Asia Pacific, GoGlobal has set up operations in Australia at the request of one of its major clients. 

The new GoGlobal Australia address is: 

Suite 4, Level 3,
20 Charles St.,
Parramatta, NSW 2150

Ryo Yazu, Representative Director of GoGlobal Japan stated, “Australia was a major location that our clients had asked us to explore due to the fact that Australia trades a significant amount with the Asia Pacific region. We listened and executed accordingly.”

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