TrustBIX Inc., including its subsidiary ViewTrak Technologies Inc., delivers specialized information technology solutions to the global agri-food sector, with operations spanning Canada, the United States, and various international markets. The company's services encompass the provision, implementation, and continued maintenance of software and computer systems designed for livestock auction houses and dealers, alongside dedicated software for animal feedlots. Furthermore, TrustBIX offers its proprietary Business InfoXchange platform and supplies advanced data acquisition and carcass evaluation systems specifically for pork processing plants. The firm also develops web-based applications to facilitate efficient animal tracking and overall management. TrustBIX Inc. is based in Edmonton, Canada.
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TrustBIX Inc. is an agri-food technology company headquartered in Edmonton, Canada. It is publicly listed (TBIX) with a market capitalisation of $939,460. Xcout tracks 4 named people at TrustBIX Inc., including Hubert Lau (President & CEO).
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