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Welcome! New Golden Member From Sri Lanka——OCEAN LEADER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD

Time:2021-11-24 Publisher:Kevin Num:4935

It is our great honor to announce that OCEAN LEADER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD has joined GLA Family as a golden member from Sri Lanka,If you need Sri Lanka service, you can feel free to contact Mr.Ruchira - Nissanka.

About OCEAN LEADER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD

Ocean Leader Shipping & Logistics Pvt Ltd was established in 2011 by a young energec and achievement oriented entrepreneur to handle Shipping and Logistics related activities that enabled the path to a wellstabled establishment in Sri Lanka within a shorter period of time. The path for the last few years has enabled the company to be well established in Sri Lanka.Ocean Leader Shipping & Logistics (Pvt) Ltd is now a well‐established and a well‐experienced freight forwarding company in Sri Lanka and it is a diversified and a fully‐fledged International Freight Forwarding, NVOCC handling agents and has a Shipping Agency division to support and complement its subsidiaries with total logistics solutions.Our team consist of highly qualified and experienced individuals who account to over 35 years of experience in this field. We have been handling freight forwarding, NVOCC and ISO tank tainer handling and has grown to be a trusted name in the country.

Their Services Include:

• Sea freight forwarder , Air freight forwarder , LCL , Perishable Shipments , Live Animal shipments , Others ,

• Break bulk , Heavy-lifts chartering , Roro logistics , Oog containers , Others ,

• Financial Support , Trading , Distribution , Inland transport , Custom brokers , Warehousing , Packaging , Insurance services , Port services , Survey Company , Vessel agent ,

Let's warmly welcome OCEAN LEADER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD to join GLA Family from 2021 to 2022.

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