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Chapman Tripp advise on Mainfreight divestment
CHAPMAN TRIPP advised Agility Logistics on its $83 million purchase of logistics businesses based in Australia and New Zealand from transport company Mainfreight.Agility Logistics, formerly PWC…
Lawyers Weekly
CHAPMAN TRIPP advised Agility Logistics on its $83 million purchase of logistics businesses based in Australia and New Zealand from transport company Mainfreight.
Pan Orient specialises in the supply of logistics services to large projects in Australia and Papua New Guinea, particularly the mining sector.
Mainfreight said a significant proportion of the freight handled by LEP is sourced from the Agility network and it had become increasingly apparent that its logical owner was Agility.
Mainfreight will use the proceeds of the sale to fund further international expansion.
Agility has been expanding its network significantly in several countries. It has begun construction of a large facility near Houston international airport to deal with the transportation of oil industry equipment, and has signed with AMB for 55,680 sq metre distribution centre in Paris, and another 5,400 sq metres in Amsterdam.
“We can offer greater efficiency and ultimately reduce costs by providing an integrated logistics solution to all major commercial and trading centres from St Petersburg to San Francisco and Chile to China,” said Anthony Browne, CEO New Zealand, Agility Logistics Ltd.
