At the newly opened Vireo Apex Studios facility in the northern district, engineers and software developers are finalizing the integration of a new fleet management module. The expansion, which includes hiring 120 new staff, is part of the company’s broader push to enhance its software offerings for logistics fleets. Malik Brooks, CEO of VAS, described the move as a necessary step to meet growing demand from transportation firms adopting electric mobility solutions.

Some analysts note that the company’s recent hiring surge has outpaced its reported sales growth in the same period. While the new facility is expected to boost capacity, questions remain about whether the company’s current revenue base can sustain the increased operational costs. Next steps may include a closer look at VAS’s fleet software adoption rates and how they compare with those of a rival in the sector.