CN Logistics has been expanding its operations through a chain of strategic moves devised around the concept of eCommerce. — Xinhua
BEIJING: Driven by the rise of eCommerce, the logistics industry has witnessed a big boom in recent years, drawing the capital market’s attention and driving industry development and accelerating industry integration.
To capitalise on the booming popularity of eCommerce, CN Logistics has been expanding its operations through a chain of strategic moves devised around the concept of eCommerce.
The company is a Hong Kong-headquartered logistics solution provider that primarily engages in international freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution services.
Supported by its 22 global offices, together with a network of business partners and agents across the world, CN Logistics provides services in over 100 countries and regions worldwide.
Its global footprint has further expanded following the acquisition of its subsidiaries in Italy and Switzerland.
The group focuses on high-value and high-standard business verticals and its core customer base includes high-end fashion brands, including luxury and affordable luxury, and boutique wine brands.
Through its electronic management system, warehousing facilities, global footprint and services, CN Logistics has cooperated with various high-end global retail brands over the years.
The group has established a strong presence in the Chinese mainland over the decades.
It has commercial offices in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Guangdong province, Chengdu, Sichuan province, Beijing, Qingdao, Shandong province, Xiamen, Fujian province and Hainan province, including an automated distribution hub in Shanghai that serves regional customers.
Founded in 1991, CN Logistics has been in business for over 30 years and two of its key focuses are penetrating the business-to-consumer (B2C) end consumer market and developing online-to-offline (O2O) logistics.
As early as 2021, CN Logistics established a partnership with online retail platform YesAsia to expand its B2C business and service capabilities further by combining YesAsia’s eCommerce network covering the UK, Europe and America with the group’s business network across Asia and Europe.
With an eye on the high-growth points of eCommerce logistics and the emerging consumer markets in Asia, particularly the Chinese mainland market, it launched two self-developed eCommerce platforms – the cross-border wine e-marketplace “PJF Wines” and the one-stop international logistics solution provider “CNShip4Shop” in 2021 and 2022, respectively.
The former platform aims to promote and distribute imported wines to its target customer base in first and second-tier cities in Chinese mainland such as Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou. — China Daily/ANN
