LiftEx Bahrain postponed
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) has decided to postpone LiftEx Bahrain until 2022 as a result of the ongoing uncertainty around Covid-19.
Prangl grows Scandinavian footprint
Austria-headquartered heavy lift and transport specialist Prangl is establishing a business unit in Stockholm, Sweden.
Laso opens in Slovenia
Portugal-headquartered Laso Transportes has opened a branch in Slovenia.
Ahlers expands in Moscow
Logistics provider Ahlers will open a warehouse in Orientir Park in Moscow, Russia.
DSV Panalpina completes Globeflight acquisition
DSV Panalpina has acquired South Africa-based courier Globeflight Worldwide Express.
Deufol acquires Wallmann Terminal
Deufol has acquired Wallmann Terminal at the port of Hamburg, Germany, as it continues the expansion of its global network.
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Drewry and Freightender join forces
Drewry and Freightender have entered into a partnership to deliver an all-in-one procurement e-solution to medium-sized shippers.
MCE partnership launched
SAL Renewables, Off-shore Wind Solutions (OWS) and Wind Multiplikator (WM) have entered into a partnership to deliver major component exchange (MCE) services to the offshore wind energy industry in Northern Europe.
NPT Brasil rebrands as TGP Brasil
NPT Brasil (NPT) – part of the Trans Global Projects Group (TGP) – will be renamed TGP Brasil Projetos & Transportes Internacionais to match the parent brand, effective May 1, 2021.
Hansa Meyer sells shares in US companies
The shareholders of Hansa Meyer Global Transport USA and Hansa Meyer Heavy Haul & Rigging USA have agreed to sell all shares of both USA-based companies. The asset-based businesses will continue to operate under the branding ATLAS Heavy Projects and ATLAS Heavy Transport, respectively.