December 23 - Velogic Madagascar is a french owned company which is part of a group specialising in logistics in the Indian Ocean. Operations are also in Mozambique and Mauritius.
The company was first introduced to the Global Projects Logistics Network (GPLN) at an Indian Ocean ports conference and it has since worked together with another GPLN member for one of their clients in the region.
Full contact details and further information can be found at www.velogic-mg.com
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