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Geoforce Expands Rugged Asset Tracking & Intelligence
Geoforce has acquired AssetLink Global, an industry leader in remote monitoring systems and next-generation IoT services, specializing in military and defense, as well as other field-centric industries.

Geoforce’s asset intelligence solutions and asset tracking devices are built for the world’s toughest field operators in industries including oil and gas, transportation and logistics, equipment rental, rail, construction, mining, government and defense, and agriculture.
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Geoforce, a global leader in rugged and intrinsically safe asset intelligence solutions for the world's most physically demanding industries, has acquired AssetLink Global, an industry leader in remote monitoring systems and next-generation IoT services specializing in military and defense and other field-centric industries such as rail, cold chain, tank level, and maritime vessel monitoring systems.
Hazardous & Remote Operating Environments
The acquisition expands Geoforce's technical capabilities and industry coverage—particularly in secure satellite communications, intelligent sensor integrations, and defense-grade deployments—while reinforcing the company's mission to deliver reliable, real-time asset intelligence in the most hazardous and remote operating environments.
AssetLink Global was an early pioneer in the secure and affordable use of global satellite networks for asset visibility, offering advanced sensor integration capabilities, including door open/close, pressure, temperature, load, fluid level, and other condition-based sensors that combined with advanced edge intelligence amplify Geoforce's modern, asset-first software platform, according to Geoforce.
"AssetLink Global is an exceptional strategic fit for Geoforce," said James MacLean III, CEO at Geoforce. "They bring world-class expertise in satellites, sensors, and industry depth that meaningfully expands our capabilities and reach. Just as important, we share a common mindset—curious, collaborative, and deeply committed to helping customers operate more efficiently in the field. Together, we are better positioned than ever to serve the world's most demanding industries."
Geoforce said AssetLink Global adds depth and expertise in broad military and defense use cases, as well as rail, maritime, oil and gas, and transportation. Its solutions support logistics tracking, military logistics, unattended sensor monitoring, offshore vessel supply operations, and tank-level and other condition-based monitoring use cases.
Indestructible Tracking Devices
Geoforce said its indestructible tracking devices and modern, intuitive, and robust SaaS fleet management platform support construction, equipment rental, mining, oil and gas, and rail operations by enabling efficient asset location and retrieval, rental invoice auditing, service delivery verification, inspection compliance, and equipment maintenance alerts. Together, the combined company will continue to innovate in support of the most demanding operations in the harshest environments.
"Geoforce and AssetLink Global have worked together for years, and this combination is a natural fit," said David Goldstein, CEO of AssetLink Global. "We share a common vision for connecting assets, improving operational efficiency, and delivering reliable asset knowledge in complex, real-world environments. Joining forces allows us to deliver greater customer value by combining AssetLink's renowned hardware and sensor capabilities with Geoforce's best-in-class asset-centric software platform."
AssetLink Global will continue to be led by Goldstein and will operate within the Geoforce family, ensuring customers benefit from expanded technical resources, enhanced capabilities, and a unified commitment to service and reliability.
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