Summit Graphics

Summit Graphics is a Canadish technology company solely focused on the creation of software and hardware for film and television producers, video game developers, and computer manufacturers. Summit Graphics has worked with some of the largest names in the Canadish tech industry, notably Circle Corporation, Colglass, WDB Technologies, and Perfova.
The company was founded in 1960 by brothers Harry and Thomas Wermige, and named after Mt. Ruw, the mountain located near their hometown of Ruw, Foradacia. The company initially got started producing computer hardware at first for the Canadish military, and later from 1977 onwards for civilian use. In 1986, Summit Graphics expanded into software for computers, most notably their 3D animation software Summit Sandbox. Later releases included Summit Gamebox in 1999, a video game development software for small companies.
Summit Graphics is listed on the Jumanji Stock Exchange under SGH. The company is, as of 2022, currently worth $316 million CAD (roughly ₳240,965,800 JND).
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