Acquisitive Seko Logistics says it is “ready to talk” to more potential partners, after announcing it had bought customs brokerage and compliance consultancy GoodShip International.
By acquiring Chicago-headquartered GoodShip, which caters to both air and ocean clients on transpacific eastbound cargo, Seko is continuing the expansion ...
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Comment on this article
Andreas Kout
January 04, 2019 at 3:30 pmwell in case a company with maximum 15 employees is a great deal and puts a lot
of value to a company nice to hear, but realistically i full doubt this.
A lot of top level management people have ever told me in terms of Seko Logistics that this is a marketing machine company and that most of the setups are
franchises, which is not really putting value to me and is a point keeping away
professional freight forwarders otherwise logically Seko logistics should have been
sold for years or?
regards
A.Kout