ALBERTA CHRONICLES – A Filipino-Canadian Newspaper, No. 1, Vol. 3 | July 2026 Read More: https://asiateloutsourcing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/ALBERTA-CHRONICLE-PAGES-July-2026.pdf Forward-looking Statements The information in this news release includes certain information and statements about management’s view of future events, expectations, plans and prospects that constitute forward looking statements. These statements are based upon assumptions

NEWSBYTES.PH Philippine-based outsourcing company Asiatel Outsourcing Inc. has begun trading on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange as it seeks to expand in North America and move into higher-value knowledge process outsourcing services. The company described itself as the first Philippine-founded outsourcing firm to list on the Canadian stock exchange. Asiatel entered

HR FORWARD ASIA | Lyene Darang Philippines – Asiatel, the first Filipino-founded business process outsourcing firm to be listed on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange, plans to expand its Manila operations in the next two years, as cited by BusinessWorld in a news report. “One of the things that we want

BUSINESS MIRROR | Bless Aubrey Ogerio Asiatel chief executive officer Jasjit Singh Anand said AI is changing the competitive landscape of the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry by shifting demand toward knowledge-intensive services rather than repetitive tasks. “I think there is a low end of jobs which is execution-focused,” Anand

MANILA BULLETIN | Dexter Barro II Philippine-based business process outsourcing (BPO) firm Asiatel Outsourcing Inc. is taking a significant step toward its international expansion plans as it goes public by listing on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV). Asiatel made history as the first Philippine-founded BPO company to list on TSXV

THE MANILA TIMES | Chynna Grace Ong ASIATEL Outsourcing Inc., a Philippine-based business process outsourcing (BPO) and knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) firm, is looking to add up 250 delivery seats in its Manila operations in the next two years as part of its expansion plan, a top executive said. “We’ll

PHILSTAR | Louella Desiderio Asiatel CEO Jasjit Singh Anand said in a briefing the company raised C$1 million ($700,000) from the listing, which will be used to support expansion plans. He said that the company decided to list on the TSX as Canada is seen as an important and strategic

INQUIRER | Logan Kal-el M. Zapanta | @inquirerdotnet MANILA, Philippines – A Philippine-founded BPO firm raised about $700,000 (C$1 million) in its landmark TSX Venture Exchange debut to expand in the Philippines and deepen its presence in Canada. Asiatel Outsourcing Inc., which began operations in the Philippines in 2006, recently became