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Cargo-partner to expand into South Korea

Lower Austrian transport and logistics firm cargo-partner announced today (Mon) it would expand into South Korea and open a branch in Seoul.

The firm, based in Fischamend, said South Korea had proven itself to be a world leader in the car and electronic goods sectors.

The firm said Asia had steadily become more important in its business. It has subsidiaries in China, India, Singapore and Thailand, as well as New York.

The cargo-partner group has offices in 100 locations around the world and employs 1,900 people in 25 countries.

Austrian Times






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