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WICE Logistics PCL
Glance View
WICE Logistics PCL engages in the provision of international air and sea freight forwarding services. The company is headquartered in Bangkok, Bangkok Metropolis. The company went IPO on 2015-07-28. The firm is engaged in international freight forwarding, customs broker, inland transportation, cross boarding, multimodal transport operator, warehouses management and all freight-related services for imports and exports. The firm operates through four segments: Sea freight, Air freight, Cross-border service and Supply chain solution. The firm is a service provider for international freight management that focuses on sea freight forwarding services, whereby the Company will be the supplier of ships and containers from and reputable shipping lines, booking a fleet that is suitable for the needs of each customer. Its air freight business provides air cargo export and import services from and to any destination worldwide. The Company’s Cross-border service (CBS) is in the form of full truck load (FTL).
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