All change at the top as Ceva Logistics enters phase two of restructure

Mathieu Friedberg

By Alex Lennane

16/01/2020

Ceva Logistics is in its “second phase of development”, a year after its takeover by CMA CGM, which will include a change of chief executive.

The aim is “a return to profitability” for the forwarder, with a new business plan that includes developing new products, building on the network in Africa and South-east Asia, digitalisation and further investment in IT, particularly in freight management.

But there is also a slew of management changes – starting at the top, as Loadstar Premium notes ...

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