Guardian Angel Group Moves Toward Key Acquisition

Guardian Angel Group is finalizing negotiations with Alea Holdings LLC, a privately held technology and risk analysis company, to acquire Alea Holdings LLC. Alea has developed very sophisticated infrastructure risk analysis, risk pricing software, called INTELOS (patent pending), that accurately quantifies and grades in a standardized format physical security, operational engineering and country risks into one standardized report. This software has been built by industry recognized experts in the financial risk modeling community. This software removes all the “paper” associated with traditional security, engineering and country assessments, and puts that data into one software program, generating one standardized and defensible report. The software allows a client to scale and “grade” each asset or an entire portfolio of assets globally. This technology will allow the client to upgrade data on a real time basis as they address recommended risk exposures. The software also demonstrates to the client where to best allocate their budget and defines their terror and property exposures in a transparent and defensible model. The ultimate benefit is annual cost savings and enhanced efficiencies. This software has been successfully deployed and sold to the infrastructure community, with multiple “annuity” based sales revenue points that will assist Guardian Angel Group in opening doors to many opportunities.

The acquisition discussion with Alea Holdings LLC is only one of several that are taking place now. Over the next 12 to 18 months Guardian Angel Group should be successful in closing several acquisitions, projects or partnerships.

ABOUT GUARDIAN ANGEL GROUP

Guardian Angel Group is a risk analysis, risk pricing and risk mitigation firm committed to delivering annual cost savings and overall enhanced operational efficiencies to the global infrastructure community. Guardian Angel Group defines “global infrastructure” as those organizations who; finance, insure, own or manage infrastructure assets and projects. Guardian Angel looks to establish a global footprint through acquisition or strategic partnerships in Asia, Central and South America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Guardian Angel Group growth goals are tied to assessments (accurately defining risk and quantifying financial and operational efficiency); the mitigation of those identified risks using physical security services (humanitarian aid, training, etc), engineering operational services; and risk retention in the form of proprietary insurance products.