Rhenus looks to intra-Asia Push

  • Posted by David Sexton
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  • 13 January, 2019
LOGISTICS services provider Rhenus Asia-Pacific says it is looking to expand its intra-Asia presence. This follows the recent opening of an office in New Zealand with a view to boosting its business in the Oceania region. The logistics services provider is also seeking to tap into emerging opportunities such as e-commerce and digital technologies. Rhenus Asia-Pacific Far East Asia chief executive Jan Harnisch said with a presence in almost every part of the Asia Pacific, Rhenus had an extensive portfolio of services, products and solutions. “Our intra-Asia trade volume has seen a steady year-on-year growth of 20-30% for the past three years and we aim to double up the revenue by 2020,” Mr Harnisch said. “We continue to deliver strong air and ocean products, while warehousing, cross-border trucking and rail transportation remain increasingly important in the region. We are also looking to grow the e-commerce business for South-east Asia and Greater China, among others.
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Mr Harnisch said Rhenus had seen the expansion of trade lanes within Asia to Oceania and Europe. “Rhenus is on track on a long-term growth strategy to establish strong presence on all continents,” he said. “The extension of our presence in the South East Asian markets is key, where we leverage the possibilities in cross border trucking.”

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Posted by David Sexton

David Sexton is DCN’s senior journalist and has an extensive career across online and print media. A former DCN editor, he returns to covering shipping and logistics after a four-year hiatus working at Monash University during which time he managed production of key reports into the Indonesian ports and rail sectors.

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