CEVA
Logistics, now a unit of
French shipping giant CMA
CGM, is launching a three-part
expansion plan for the African market, starting in east and southern Africa.
With the acquisition of AMI
Worldwide, CEVA Logistics, formerly Dutch and now Swiss-based, is accelerating
its expansion. AMI Worldwide, a third-party logistics provider, has more than
100 years of expertise in the region.
Effective
July 1, the AMI Worldwide office network in 12 countries in east and southern
Africa and its almost 1,000 employees will have joined join the CEVA global
network.
They will provide a platform for
further investment and expansion throughout the continent, with the objective
of offering CEVA's customers a seamless network, facilitating cargo movement
within Africa and strengthening trade ties with the rest of the world.
CEVA
Logistics is integrating three
CMA CGM Inland Services facilities and opening its own new operations.
Three
CMA CGM Inland Services (CCIS) facilities
are also joining CEVA's network in Mali,
Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. These intermodal sites provide a launch platform
for the company's freight management ambitions.
They offer freight forwarding
services in addition to their full range of inland solutions related to
container fleet management and ocean freight value-added services such as
reefer management services, stuffing and de-stuffing of containers, dry port
and container depot functions.
In total, CEVA Logistics in
Africa will be represented in 41 countries through 79 offices staffed by 1,300
manning 19 full-service warehouses providing 135,000 square metres of storage
capacity plus a fleet of 1,500 trucks.
Source : HKSG.
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