All DAKO Worldwide articles
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NewsDako handles intra-Europe heavy haul
Project freight forwarder Dako Worldwide Transport has handled an intra-Europe project, moving an oversized tube cage from Romania to Bulgaria.
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NewsDako transports wind turbine components from India to USA
Germany-headquartered project freight forwarder Dako Worldwide Transport has delivered 25 wind turbines from India to the USA.
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ArticleTürkiye’s project logistics market buoyant amid geopolitical shifts
Türkiye’s project logistics sector is experiencing a period of growth, driven by domestic infrastructure projects, energy investments, and shifting global trade patterns. The country’s strategic position between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East has reinforced its role as a critical logistics hub, while geopolitical events such as the war in Ukraine have accelerated changes in trade routes and demand for specialised transport services. Mike Bryant reports.
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NewsDAKO delivers components for Dolores wind farm
Project freight forwarder DAKO Worldwide Transport has delivered the first set of wind tower components to the Dolores wind farm in Mexico.
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NewsDAKO delivers piping equipment to Chilean copper mine
Project freight forwarder DAKO Worldwide has delivered 28 tonnes of piping equipment from Germany to a copper mine in Chile.
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NewsDAKO, Hareket and Allelys ensure tank delivery to UK
DAKO Worldwide Transport has coordinated the delivery of three nitrogen storage tanks from Türkiye to a CO2 liquefaction plant in Teesside, UK, in partnership with Allelys and Hareket.
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NewsGrosskopf calls time on 65-year career
The sale of DAKO Worldwide Transport and its affiliated companies to CF&S was completed at the end of 2023. With the deal closed, and a transition period successfully navigated, DAKO board member Ralf Grosskopf has announced his retirement.
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NewsDAKO handles mill shell shipment
DAKO Worldwide Transport and LTW Africa Logistics collaborated on the transport of a 150-tonne mill shell, along with 500 freight tons of accessories, for a cement plant extension project in Banjul, Gambia.
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NewsDAKO coordinates power plant shipment to Senegal
Germany-headquartered project freight forwarder DAKO Worldwide has coordinated the transport of 5,500 freight tons of power plant equipment from the port of Masan, South Korea, to Rufisque, Senegal.
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NewsDAKO handles engine transport to Pascagoula
DAKO Worldwide Transport delivered six marine engines, plus accessories, from the port of Emden in Germany to Pascagoula, USA.
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NewsDAKO completes OOG deliveries in Europe
DAKO Worldwide Transport has delivered several out-of-gauge (OOG) and heavy components from the south of Italy to Austria and Germany for the modernisation of two steel manufacturing plants.
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NewsDAKO and Bohnet team up to move reactors
DAKO Worldwide Transport and German freight forwarder Bohnet have collaborated to deliver two 142.5-tonne reactors from Hamburg to Leuna Chemical Complex.
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NewsDAKO expands network with Turkish branch
Germany-headquartered project forwarder DAKO Worldwide Transport has established operations in Türkiye.
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NewsDAKO transports for Tripoli
DAKO Worldwide Transport has discharged a second shipment for the 671 MW Tripoli West power plant project in Libya.
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NewsDako delivers heavy cargoes
Dako Africa Logistics – DAKO Worldwide’s African joint venture – has transported heavy pieces for the Les Ciments du Sahel cement plant in Rufisque, Senegal.
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NewsDako names Slusarek
Dako Worldwide Transport has appointed Julian Slusarek as managing director.
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NewsDako performs genset exchange
Dako Worldwide Transport has delivered a 142-ton (12.8-tonne) generator set to Grenada to replace an old unit.
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ArticleAwakening to a future of online upskilling in logistics
The Covid-19 crisis is forcing logistics companies to reassess their training strategies, resulting in surging interest in online and virtual learning.
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NewsDAKO delivers North Stream boilers
DAKO Worldwide Transport coordinated the delivery of four boilers destined for the North Stream pipeline project.
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NewsVIDEO: Dako's Colombian challenge
Dako Worldwide Transport coordinated the movement of six heavy components, weighing around 100 tonnes each, as well as a further 10,000 freight tonnes from Europe to a 55 MW power plant in the Colombian mountains.