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Agility Korea operates a warehousing drop-off point (DOP) hub and comprehensive last mile delivery service for a global network technology leader. Our dedicated warehouse that serves the customer is located strategically in Seoul’s Incheon Free Trade Zone. The customer faces a constant challenge to receive materials on an on-time and time-definite delivery basis so that its on-site engineers have time to complete their projects and customers have access to products. Agility’s hub manages upwards of 250 SKUs of inventory dispatched on a daily basis to more than 30 locations throughout the country. Stopping at nothing to guarantee successful delivery, Agility uses dedicated trucks, vans, motorbikes, express trains, aircraft and even bus services to reach the customer.

For nearly a decade, Agility Korea has been the preferred international freight forwarder for a global tech provider. We were a natural partner when this customer decided to built a 340-kilometer railway in Australia. The work included transporting 10 shipments of concrete sleepers per month with a total volume of 200,000 tons from the manufacturer in Saraburi to Sattahip Port in Chonburi Province for export to Hedland Port in Australia. The volume required 6,450 road trips using 25-ton flatbeds over a 10-month period. A 6,200-sqm laydown area was specially prepared at the Sattahip Port for the sole purpose of the cargo. Agility fulfilled all customer requirements with on-time delivery and ability to meet tight schedules.

An automaker needed to move a unique, $1 million concept car from its design center in South Korea to auto shows around the world. Agility’s Fairs & Events team was the only exhibition freight service provider the automaker could rely on to handle this special consignment and deliver it within required timeframes for each auto show. The car weighed 2,500 kilograms and measured 548 centimeters long, 240 centimeters wide and 110 centimeters tall. Since it was a concept car with no engine, it did not have any driving functionality. This made it exceptionally difficult to maneuver. Packing, carting and flying the car was a complex process given its unusual dimensions, but Agility was successful.