Q-Free receives tag order from The Expressway Authority of Thailand

Q-Free will supply tags to The Expressway Authority of Thailand in a contract valued approximately ฿68m (£1.5m). Håkon Volldal, CEO of Q-Free, said: “This order confirms the high technical performance of Q-Free’s tags and our ability to supply significant volumes on short notice.”
March 8, 2018 Read time: 1 min
108 Q-Free will supply tags to The Expressway Authority of Thailand in a contract valued approximately ฿68m (£1.5m).

Håkon Volldal, CEO of Q-Free, said: “This order confirms the high technical performance of Q-Free’s tags and our ability to supply significant volumes on short notice.”
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