With quality ocean, air and inland services, our international freight forwarders at EKO Freight have enough experience in the industry to help out all kinds of businesses, veteran or inexperienced. Our team is passionate about what they do and understand what it takes to grow and learn along with your business and understand its ins and outs. Take a look at our client story below to get a better idea of our hands-on, customer-focused services. Client Story Mark, one of our c

As committed international freight forwarders, our staff gets frequently gets asked the same question by business newcomers – “Why bother with a small-time shipment or a new and inexperienced business?” The answer lies in our passion and love for the strategy of the industry. At EKO Freight, our business thrives on making things happen, whether that’s making large shipments work like a well-oiled machine or using our ingenuity to make small ones happen. Life-Long Partnerships

By Lauren Dodillet State-owned China Railway Signal and Communications Corporation began looking for investors for its $1.8 billion Hong Kong IPO last Monday. The company—which makes signal systems used by China’s train network—opened up to institutional investors yesterday, and plans to list on the Hong Kong exchange August 7. Citigroup Inc., Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, and UBS Group AG are joint sponsors on the listing, while Macquarie Group Ltd. is the financial advi

Europe’s top three cargo hubs – Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam - all registered tonnage volume declines in the first six months of 2015. Data collated from the airports or government statistical offices show that Frankfurt – the top European air cargo hub in 2014 with 2.16m tonnes, saw a 2.1% decline for the half year to just over 1m tonnes. Paris CDG, the second placed European airfreight hub last year at just over 2m tonnes, is down by 4.3% for the six months to June, at 99

Canada-based Cargojet, overnight airfreight operator, saw 2015 second-quarter revenues leap 69.6% to C$75.2m, due mainly to its new domestic airlift contract with Canada Post. But the Toronto-listed company recorded a C$6.1m loss for the quarter and a C$14.4m for the half year to June 2015. Ajay Virmani, president and chief executive, said: “Cargojet has successfully completed the integration of its new major customer in 2015, which has contributed to revenue growth in the qu