October 22, 2003
Shenzhen, a special economic zone, is located in the fast-growing Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta area,, and near Hong Kong, a key worldwide economic and logistics hub. With its proximity to the inland cities of Dongguan and Guangzhou, where many foreign corporations, including Japanese firms, are building factories. Shenzhen is also the gateway to Southern China. MOL Logistics (Hong Kong) has earned an excellent reputation for reliable service, and Shanghai HuaJia International Freight Forwarding recently acquired a first-class international freight forwarding agent's license. By teaming up to open the Shenzhen branch office, they will be able to make and receive payments in Chinese currency and offer services such as air cargo transport, ocean transport, warehousing, land transport, customs clearance, bill of lading (B/L) issuance, and so on.
Our future approaches: The new business structure in China allows the company to offer a new level of service, taking advantage of Shanghai HuaJia International Freight Forwarding's acquisition of a first-class international freight forwarding agent's license. In addition, China's membership in the World Trade Organization and the conclusion of the Closer Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with Hong Kong are expected to create a range of new business opportunities, particularly in Hong Kong and throughout Southern China. From this point of view, the opening of the Shenzhen Branch will assist customers with an expanded range of logistics services. MOL Logistics will continue working to meet diversifying customer needs by enhancing its service network in the rapidly growing Chinese market and around the world.
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October 17, 2003
An MOL Logistics affiliate in Canada already owned 25.5% of Shanghai HuaJia International shares, and with MOL Logistics (Japan)'s acquisition of an additional 25%, the MOL Logistics Group will hold 50.5% ownership. In addition, MOL Logistics (Japan) will allocate directors to Shanghai HuaJia International. And MOL Logistics (Japan) have agreed with concerned parties that if the Chinese government removes restrictions on foreign capitalization, MOL Logistics will acquire an additional 25% ownership in Shanghai HuaJia International. Shanghai HuaJia International, now clearly positioned as an MOL Logistics Group company, will further enhance its services to meet the needs of its customers around the world. MOL Logistics (Japan) will expand its worldwide network and enhance its sales capabilities and competitiveness as the core logistics company of the Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) Group. The company acquired a CAAC first class cargo sales agent's license in August, opened a new office in Hangzhou in September, and will open a Shenzhen branch in cooperation with a subsidiary in Hong Kong later this month. As part of the expanding MOL Logistics (Japan) Group network , Shanghai HuaJia International continues to strengthen its organization to meet a broader range of customer needs for logistics services and domestic physical distribution in China. New Structure of Shanghai HuaJia International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd.
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September 30, 2003
The move is a part of a groupwide strategic business plan called MOL next, which focuses on growth and expansion, and allocates management resources to fields where the company sees great potential for future growth. One of the key strategies of MOL next is to enhance the development of a global logistics network with MOL Logistics as the core. Hangzhou is located in the Changjiang River delta economic area, which, led by Shanghai, is showing the fastest economic growth of any region in China. The city ranks as one of the most popular areas for foreign capital to set up their operations. Since more companies are expected to build factories in Hangzhou, which has a National Development Zone consisting of an Economic Technology Development Zone, a High-Tech Industrial Development Zone, and the Xiaoshan Technology Development Zone, there is a great need for total transportation services, including ocean shipping, air transport, and total logistics. Shanghai Huajia International Freight Forwarding will continue its efforts to win new business there. MOL Logistics group companies, as the core logistics service providers of MOL Group, are aggressively expanding its worldwide network, sales capabilities, and competitiveness. In China, their Shanghai Huajia International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd. marked a major step forward in August, when it acquired a first-class international freight forwarding agent's license from China's Civil Aviation Authority. The company will be able to meet customer needs throughout China with their smooth and flexible logistics services, and take advantage of new business opportunities resulting from China's membership in the World Trade Organization.
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August 29, 2003
MOL Logistics (Japan) has been developing a worldwide network to enhance its logistics services and competitiveness, as the MOL Group's core logistics company. In China, MOL Logistics (H.K.) Ltd. has aggressively promoted business mainly in Hong Kong and South China areas. As a first-class agent in Shanghai, Shanghai Huajia International will further help the group meet a wide range of logistics needs in whole China by taking advantage of continuing deregulation there. Shanghai Huajia International was established in 1999 as a joint venture between MOL Logistics (Japan)'s partner, Hong Kong-based Best Air & Sea Service and a local company in Shanghai. The company serves as a core company for MOL Logistics (Japan) to develop its business in China. International Freight Forwarding Agent and Civil Air Cargo Forwarding Agent licenses are required to do business in China. The acquisition of these licenses demonstrates that Shanghai Huajia International has the capabilities to implement these operations through established business structure. It can directly issue air waybills for airlines, for all cargo except dangerous goods. This allows them to handle cargo bookings, freight rate settlement, cargo consolidation, and so on.
Profile of MOL Logistics (Japan) Co., Ltd.
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July 15, 2003
The profile of Hanoi Representative Office is as follows ;
We certainly hope that our new office will be able to serve you better.
Takashi Nakahira |
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