ATLS integrates the INTERLINCO translation and interpreting company
ATLS, one of the most important Spanish translation companies in southern Europe according to CSA Research, has acquired the company INTERLINCO SERVICIOS LINGÜÍSTICOS Y DE COMUNICACIÓN, S.L.which specialises in translation and interpretation.
Stéphane Magnard, CEO of ATLS, emphasised that "with the incorporation of INTERLINCO, ATLS continues on its path towards national expansion and consolidates the interpretation service, which we had offered in a more residual way until now".
INTERLINCO SERVICIOS LINGÜÍSTICOS Y DE COMUNICACIÓN, S.L. has been a traditional translation company in the sector for 21 years. ATLS's firm commitment to its own technology for managing translations and its 360º international digital marketing service seek to provide a new boost to INTERLINCO's customers by harnessing the power of automatisation.
According to Magnard, "following the acquisition of two companies, one in Madrid and one in Barcelona, the purchase of INTERLINCO represents the next step in our expansion strategy".
About ATLS
Founded in Barcelona 24 years ago, ATLS is a B2B translation, language technology and international digital marketing company.It manages and translates content for major IBEX 35 corporations and offers proprietary technology that enables its clients to streamline their translation processes. It also offers international marketing (SEO/SEM), copywriting, transcreation, and digital consultancy.
ATLS offers services to other companies (B2B) and works with translators specialising in various areas to cover the needs of customers in different sectors, such as fashion, pharmaceutical, banking, insurance, finance and more. What sets ATLS apart from its competitors is, without a doubt, its technology, which allows it to quickly and easily translate websites, mobile applications, content managers (CMS), online stores, and DXP platforms, as well as other content. We also work with a translation platform for requesting and validating quotes and tracking the status of translations.
