ARKAS ULASTIRMA A.S.
Arkas Ulaştırma A.Ş. is a prominent logistics and transportation company based in Turkey. It is a part of the Arkas Holding group, which is one of the largest and most diversified conglomerates in the country, with a focus on international maritime transportation, logistics, agency services, port operations, bunkering, and shipbuilding. Here are some key details about Arkas Ulaştırma A.Ş.:
Overview:
- Industry: Logistics and Transportation
- Headquarters: Istanbul, Turkey
- Part of: Arkas Holding
Services:
Arkas Ulaştırma provides a wide range of logistics and transportation services which include:
- Intermodal Transportation: Combining different transportation modes like rail, road, and sea to enhance efficiency.
- Container Shipping: Offering container transport services across various routes and destinations.
- Rail Freight: Utilizing the extensive rail network to transport goods efficiently across land.
- Road Freight: Providing road transport services with a fleet of modern trucks.
- Warehousing and Distribution: Offering storage solutions and managing distribution networks to optimize supply chains.
Key Strengths and Capabilities:
- Integrated Logistics Solutions: Combining various transport and logistics services to provide end-to-end solutions for customers.
- Fleet: A large and modern fleet capable of meeting diverse transportation needs.
- Technology: Investing in state-of-the-art technology to improve service efficiency and track shipments in real-time.
- Experience: With a rich history and deep expertise, Arkas Ulaştırma has established itself as a reliable partner in the logistics sector.
- Global Reach: Extensive network that covers major international trade routes, enhancing the capability to serve global markets.
Affiliations:
As a part of Arkas Holding, Arkas Ulaştırma benefits from the group's substantial resources and expertise in maritime transport, making it a significant player in the region's logistics landscape.
Market Impact:
Arkas Ulaştırma plays a crucial role in Turkey and the surrounding region's logistics and transportation infrastructure, contributing to the smooth flow of goods and supporting various industries' supply chains.
For the latest information and updates about their services and operations, it is recommended to visit their official website or contact their customer service.
Ships
BERNARD A
Container Carrier | Flag: Republic of Turkey | Port: IZMIR
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