Saya International Corporation Relocates its Corporate Headquarters to Dallas, Texas
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SAN DIEGO & DALLAS - Californer -- Saya International Corporation ("Saya") announced today that it is relocating its corporate headquarters to Dallas, Texas. Saya International Corporation was incorporated in Delaware in July 2014 and qualified as a foreign corporation in Texas in May 2020.

William Wassink, Chairman of the Board of Directors commented: "We look forward to this next exciting chapter in our growth and welcoming our employees and shareholders to our new corporate headquarters in Dallas."

Saya International Corporation is a direct investor in frontier, emerging and developing markets. The firm invests across industries in both established and growth-oriented companies while achieving a positive social impact.

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