EFMARK Premium Armored Expands NationalMarket

October 13, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

WESTMONT, Ill. - (10/13/05) -- EFMARK Premium Armored, the largestindependent servicer of ATMs, said Wednesday it is opening 11 newbranches, bringing its total to 57 full-service facilities in 42states. EFMARK currently provides service to more than 50,000 ATMsfor 1,600 credit unions, banks and independent operators. Thecompany provides maintenance technicians and full cash services,including replenishment, vaulting, deposit pick-up and cashmanagement.

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