On Thursday the Canadian company Boxx, an insurtech specializing in cybersecurity, announced that it has reached an agreement to be acquired by the Swiss insurance giant Zurich.
Founded in 2018, Boxx has nearly one million customers thanks to its "Cyberboxx" range, an integrated offering of insurance and digital security services for SMEs and individuals.
In a statement, the company explained that joining the Zurich group will give it the resources and international reach it needs to accelerate its development.
Zurich, which has been working with Boxx since 2021, described the partnership as "very fruitful."
The company is expected to continue operating independently after the transaction.
The amount of the transaction was not disclosed.
Boxx's flagship products include an all-in-one solution for households and a suite of tools to help businesses and individuals anticipate, prevent, and respond to digital threats.
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