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Founded in 1986 by Morten Dangaard in Padborg, Denmark, Dangaard Telecom A/S grew to become one of Europe's largest B2B distributors of mobile phones, accessories, and consumer electronics. The company's core business was built on providing advanced logistics, supply chain management, and proprietary e-commerce platform solutions for its partners, including mobile network operators and retailers. At its peak, Dangaard was a key player in the European telecom distribution market. In 2007, the company was acquired by the US-based company Brightpoint, which was subsequently acquired by Ingram Micro in 2012. Dangaard's operations and infrastructure were integrated into what is now known as Ingram Micro's mobility division.

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