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21 October 2026

Sanwire Signed Agreement to Acquire 100% of Australia-based Bateau Asset Management Pty Ltd, a Boutique Investment Firm with Over $7,500,000 Under Management

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Sanwire Signed Agreement to Acquire 100% of Australia-based Bateau Asset Management Pty Ltd, a Boutique Investment Firm with Over $7,500,000 Under Management

Sanwire Corporation (“Sanwire” or the “Company”) (OTCID: SNWR), a diversified company with a focus on aggregating financial services and technologies, is pleased to announce that it has signed an...

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