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Newsletter XLP Issue17 for W CONTENTS CONTENTS XLP Featured Member 4 L.C. Van Tiel Logistics 17 Share Logistics Overcome Air Cargo Challenge SaCeMa Nordic & Punto & FLS 6 Freight Connection 18 Recently moved 7 and 6 pieces in 2 Break Bulk Handles Transformers to Karachi in Pakistan Shipments Project One Logistics 20 Sigmai 7 Complete Oil and Gas Plant Project from the US Export Demag Mobile Cranes to Mexico Atlas Shipping 9 Suzhou Sohologistics 20 UN Projects Handled on Charters Vessel by Ship Break Bulk Cargo from Japan to Peru Atlas Shipping India SaCeMa Nordic & ������EuropaciEuropacificfic SaCeMa Nordic & FLS 10 A shipment from Northern Sweden to Indonesia Logistika & FLS 21 Project Move from Slovenia to Thailand Noatum Logistics 11 Noatum Maritime Announce Acquisition of MIQ Freight Traders NEWS 22 Logistics XLP Featured Professional 24 L.C. Van Tiel Logistics 11 Bianca Schiavone, Invicta Project & Shipping Provide Loading Supervision GS Express Logistics 26 Cardinal Formally Origin Handle Cargo Destined for Kuwait Logistics UK 13 To rebrand as ‘Cardinal – The Logistics People’ Qingdao Ocean Spon International Logistics 27 BATI NEWS 14 Arrange Oversize Cargo to Uzbekistan Sohologistics 16 Origin Logistics Turkey NEWS 28 In Talks to Cooperate with Cambodian Project Forwarders Megalift 30 Performs the Loadout for Oil & Gas Offshore Skid 2 XLProjects Network Newsletter | Issue 17 EDITORIAL SEND ALL NEWS AND PRESS RELEASE TO: Email: [email protected] PUBLISHER & EDITOR Star Shipping NEWS 32 Gary Dale Cearley Email: [email protected] First Global Logistics 34 GE Gas Turbine Project from Dammam to New York by First Global Logistics ALLFORT & FLS 35 On Project Shipment to Indonesia FOR OPERATIONAL ISSUES Daniel Bateman Email: [email protected] Shanghai Ba-Shi Yuexin NEWS 36 Mercomar 38 Handle Project Cargo in Argentina FOR SALES INQUIRIES Trans-Trading 39 Steve Cross Oversee Export of Gas Turbines in Hamburg Email: [email protected] FLS NEWS 40 Shanghai Li Ocean Logistics 42 Conduct Brewery Tank EXW Service NEWS AND PRESS RELEASE Pat Nabhaboriraks XLP New Members 43 Email: [email protected] HEAD OFFICE: XLProjects Network 75/6 Richmond Building, Floor 3/B, Sukhumvit Soi 26, Sukhumvit Road, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok, 10110, Thailand Tel.: +66-60-003-5001 Tel.: +66-2-661-5542 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: xlprojects.net Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 3 SHARE LOGISTICS XLP FEATURED MEMBER SHARE LOGISTICS What is your official company name and trade name? Share Logistics How many offices do you have and where are they located? 30 offices, see website for locations / sharelogistics.com How many years have you been in business? 25 years How many staff members do you have? Approximately 300 Full Time Employees Worldwide 4 XLProjects Network Newsletter | Issue 17 SHARE LOGISTICS What are Share Logistics finest accomplishments? The recent inorganic growth of the company. During the last three years we have acquired 12 companies and opened several of our own offices globally. Tell us why XLProjects member agents should be glad you are in the network? Our global yet personalized structure, knowledge and experience of the project forwarding business. Do you have any final words about Share Logistics or to the XLP Members? We are happy to be in the network and in the few months we have been members we have met and cooperated with several of the members who have all shown to be experienced and professional. Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 5 SACEMA NORDIC & PUNTO & FLS SaCeMa Nordic Projects “The Best Never Rest” GOOD COORDINATION BETWEEN THREE XLP MEMBERS SaCeMa Nordic Projects, XLP Member in Denmark, recently moved 7 and 6 pieces in 2 Break Bulk shipments, from Porto Maghera, Italy to Kolkata, India. This work involved the coordination from two fellow XLP Members, Punto, Italy and FLS Singapore. SaCeMa would like to thank them for their great supports executing these movements. Project Details: » Commodity: Equipment for the Oil and Gas Industry » Total weight: 169,075 kg » Volume: 497 cbm » Heavy lift items weigh up to 65 mt and up to 1,895 x 295 x 305 cm in dimensions » Full Liner Terms » Hook/Hook 6 XLProjects Network Newsletter | Issue 17 SIGMAI SIGMAI ISRAEL EXPORT DEMAG MOBILE CRANES Sigmai recently exported Demag Mobile Cranes weighing 60 tons each and 7 containers of accessories as part of an ongoing project of exporting cranes from Israel to India for a construction project. Sigmai’s handling included: nominated point » Inland delivery of OOG » Agreeing with a carrier vessel cranes planner on a specific loading » Loading and lashing of platform accessorial equipment » Due to a very tight schedule, » Custom clearance the coordination between » Port handling including lifting all operations teams was of units and lashing on a required in order to meet container liner vessel as break dedicated vessel sailing. The bulk operation was done smoothly » Survey and inspection to the full level of client’s » Ocean freight coordination satisfaction. on liner vessel as BB units Since break bulk was loaded on a container liner vessel, special coordination was required such as: » Coordinating with pier to accept the cargo at Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 7 ATLAS SHIPPING SERVICES PVT LTD UN PROJECTS HANDLED ON CHARTERED VESSEL BY ATLAS SHIPPING INDIA Atlas Shipping Services Pvt Ltd is pleased to announce that they have recently handled a project for the United Nation successfully. The complex handling included delivering of hazardous cargo (Arms & Ammunition) within the difficult terrain of Nepal. Other cargoes included Vehicles, Generator & Trailer totalling 84 units to be delivered to India armed police unit in Shillong. The veterans and experts in Atlas Shipping Services Pvt Ltd “We believe that the success the company organized all the including discharging from the of the project lies in the well- documents relating to clearance vessel, loading on the trailer, structured planning and road/ and exemption for a hassle free loading and securing of the site survey conducted by the delivery. The entire supply chain cargo, each step was diligently team before the execution of the management was supervised planned up to the delivery of the logistics.” by the professional team of goods at site. Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 9 SACEMA NORDIC & FLS SACEMA COOPERATED WITH FLS PROJECTS ON A SHIPMENT FROM NORTHERN SWEDEN TO INDONESIA SaCeMa Nordic Projects, our XLP Member in Denmark, recently completed the relocation of a second hand paper mill from northern Sweden to Indonesia. Project Details: » Port of Loading: Stockholm/Hamburg » Port of discharge: Surabaya » 208 40’HC/OT containers and 19 loose BBK pieces up to 55 MT » Totally about 10.000 CBM / 4.000 MT moved on container and break bulk liner service Thank you to FLS Projects for assisting in break bulk transshipment. SaCeMa Nordic Projects “The Best Never Rest” 10 XLProjects Network Newsletter | Issue 17 NOATUM LOGISTICS NOATUM MARITIME ANNOUNCE ACQUISITION OF MIQ LOGISTICS Noatum Logistics - part of the Noatum Maritime Group - are pleased to announce the acquisition of the multinational MIQ Logistics. Through this acquisition, Noatum Maritime will take advantage of the synergies that the two companies can offer, consolidating the position as a leading international company in supply chain management. This deal aims to enhance portfolio of services and offer more solutions for each of the industrial sectors in which they work. Starting today, the company change their name from MIQ Logistics Inc Srl to Noatum Logistics Peru Inc Srl. L.C. VAN TIEL LOGISTICS L.C. VAN TIEL LOGISTICS PROVIDE LOADING SUPERVISION On 21 November 2019 L.C. van Tiel Logistics, XLP member in the Netherlands, loaded an upper and a lower part of a Pile Sleeve. After a smooth loading operation under their supervision, the coaster was then ready to sail to Hamburg. L.C. van Tiel Logistics would like to thank all parties involved in successfully handling this shipment. Dimensions and weights: » Upper part: 8.24 x 8.24 x 1.02/ 42 tons » Lower part: 8.64 x 8.64 x 1.66/ 43 tons Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 11 CARDINAL ORIGIN LOGISTICS UK TO REBRAND AS ‘CARDINAL - THE LOGISTICS PEOPLE’ In the words of Jamie Whyatt, Managing Director of Cardinal, “I am excited to announce a small but exciting tweak to our brand that took place on the 1st of January, 2020. You may know that Origin Logistics of our clients, would be best served is, and always was a part of the if we brought our activity under the Cardinal Maritime Group. branding of Cardinal. all of this already sits with Cardinal. In the early stages of the This is simply a rebranding exercise It really is business as usual, just development of Cardinal Maritime, as Origin Logistics has always been a change to the brand which it was decided that the projects part of Cardinal, I have always had we will be displaying in our and specialist freight services a seat on the Board of Cardinal communication with you. division should be branded and am indeed a shareholder in Thank you for your continued separately and since this time the Group. There are absolutely no loyal support which is greatly (2006), we’ve always been known other changes. The team will stay appreciated by the team and I. as Origin Logistics. the same and our phone numbers, Should you have any questions location address all remain Fast forward 14 years and the whatsoever about this notice, then unchanged. general view is that such is the please do not hesitate to contact strength and reputation of There is no need for you to apply me on +44 161 492 1772.” Cardinal. The team here at Origin for credit, make any changes to or believe that our interests, and those settle your outstanding account as Issue 17 | Newsletter XLProjects Network 13 BATI BATI NEWS BATI GROUP DELIVER YACHT FROM TURKEY TO GREECE After being more active in the Yacht Transportation service, BATI GROUP has started to move the yachts with a weekly business.
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