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Pantos Logistics Wins a Logistics Contract from GM Uzbekistan
Pantos Logistics, which is the largest logistics business in South Korea, has been selected as the logistics business for GM Uzbekistan.
Pantos Logistics announced that it signed an international transportation contract that will use the Trans Siberian Railway (TSR) with GM Uzbekistan, which is a local joint venture of General Motors, the world's No.1 automobile maker.
Under the contract, Pantos Logistics will carry out the transportation of semi-knockdowns (SKDs) between GM's factory in Gunsan, South Korea and Tashkent, Uzbekistan via TSR or Trans China Railroad (TCR) and of complete knockdowns (CKDs) between factories in Brazil, Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Tashkent.
Pantos Logistics boasts a solid world logistics network extending to a total of 155 regions around the world, including the CIS countries, such as Uzbekistan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan. The Company has built experience concerning transportation to the stated countries via TSR and TCR over the past decade.
The Company plans to step up its foray in the global logistical operation concerning vehicles, using the stated contract as momentum.