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Holman and FATEC Group Announce Partnership to Expand Global Reach
Holman and FATEC Group are poised to offer multinational fleet operators transparent fleet management solutions with unsurpassed flexibility and control on a global scale.

Together, Holman and FATEC Group have a presence in every country throughout North America as well as Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Belgium.
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Holman, a global automotive services organization, and FATEC Group, the largest independent French fleet management company, today announced a new partnership to further expand their combined footprint for global fleet support. Through this partnership, Holman and FATEC Group are able to offer multinational fleet operators a truly global fleet leasing and management solution, providing the consistency and transparency organizations need to better control operating costs.
“Holman and FATEC Group share a similar vision for effective fleet management; emphasizing transparency and simplicity while prioritizing proactive strategic planning throughout each phase of the vehicle lifecycle, allowing businesses to adapt locally while still managing globally,” said Rick Tousaw, executive vice president & chief commercial officer, Holman. “This partnership promises to do precisely that through customized fleet management solutions, powerful analytical tools, and the unrivaled international expertise multinational fleets need to continue generating revenue.”
Together, Holman and FATEC Group have a presence in every country throughout North America as well as Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Belgium. Additionally, through strategic alliances around the world, Holman and FATEC are able to offer in-market expertise in 30 countries, providing the same consistent, fleet leasing and management services customers have come to expect whether they deploy a local, national, or transnational fleet.
“Operating a transnational fleet often means navigating increasingly complex challenges on a global scale and with so many variables as your business moves across borders, you need strategic partners who deliver the flexibility and strategic execution necessary to keep your fleet moving forward,” said Théophane Courau, CEO, FATEC Group. “Beyond simple transactional management, analysis of consolidated fleet data combined with recommendations for corrective actions are key to maximizing returns on a fleet investment. Our alignment with Holman enhances the value we can offer fleet operators and expands the geographical footprint in which we can do so.”
Through this partnership, Holman and FATEC Group will empower organizations around the world to minimize their total cost of ownership by managing their fleet, not just as another cost center, but as a strategic business asset that drives revenue.
For additional information about this partnership, visit Holman.com or FATEC-Group.com.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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