Posted on 5th October 2016
Featuring: ATHENA GLOBAL LOGISTICS PVT. LIMITED
Athena Global Logistics (located in India and Singapore) have recently completed the successful transport of a ventilation station plus a frequency inverter weighing a total of 11,626kgs.
Athena loaded the cargo on FR and handled the transport from India to Bandar Abbas in Iran. On arrival in Iran, Athena's Cargo Connections partner in the country took charge of the ongoing journey to the final destination of Zhezkent in Kazakhstan.
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