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1985 |
AEA International founded and opens its first alarm centers in Singapore and Indonesia, as well as a clinic in Jakarta |
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1989 |
Alarm center established in Hong Kong |
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Representative office opened in Beijing |
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1989-94 |
AEA International continues to expand its network, opening eight new alarm centers in Asia |
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Clinics opened in Beijing and Ho Chi Minh City |
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1995 |
Alarm centers opened in Sydney and Seattle |
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AEA International acquires Service Medical International (SMI), expanding its clinical and medical service capabilities |
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1998 |
AEA International acquires International SOS Assistance, creating the largest medical assistance company in the world |
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The company acquires DELTA Consulting Group and its network of alarm centers in Russia and Eastern Europe |
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Assistance Médicale Internationale (SAMI), a provider of medical services, acquired |
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1999 |
Operations expanded in Africa and the Middle East |
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AEA International renamed International SOS, an AEA company |
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2000 |
International SOS acquires Medical Rescue International (MRI) to extend its presence in the southern Africa continent, making it the largest medical assistance company in the region |
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2002 |
International SOS and Deutsche Rettungsflugwacht e.V. – German Air Rescue (DRF), sign an agreement to form a joint-venture company: International SOS Emergency Services Deutschland Gmbh, based in Stuttgart |
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2004 |
Office and two new clinics opened in Angola |
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Clinic opened in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. |
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2005 |
Office opened in Mumbai, India |
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2006 |
Regional office for the Middle East and Africa opened in Dubai, UAE |
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2008 |
International SOS and Control Risks form a joint venture to provide clients with enhanced travel and expatriate security services. |
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International SOS partners with MedAire, a company which provides medical solutions to the aviation and maritime industries. |
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2009 |
International SOS enters into partnership with Abermed, a UK provider of occupational health care. |
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