Business News

Southampton: Peters & May merger creates a new breed of logistics solution

Published by
TBM Team

Specialist global logistics company Peters & May has announced a strategic merger with Peters & May Global Logistics to create a new breed of bespoke logistics solution.

The move will enable the Southampton-based company, which has provided specialist logistics and consultancy in the marine sector since 1988, to offer clients a broadened solution across six new divisions: global boat transport, commercial transport, superyacht transport, racing logistics, freight forwarding and automotive transport.

The new-look business will enable the company’s operational teams around the world to focus on specific customer needs and ensure that its high-quality bespoke approach is consistently maintained, no matter whether they are transporting a superyacht, a hovercraft, racing car or hazardous cargo.

Peters & May CEO Dave Holley said: “Our news reflects the increasing buoyancy of the economy which is seeing many companies like ours make strategic investments to support the recovery of the marine industry and other sectors. It also reflects an ongoing global interest in the high-quality personal services that an independent company can provide.

“Broadening our reach and re-structuring the business in this way means that we can offer our high-quality bespoke service to anyone who has freight, a seagoing vessel, vehicle, machine or aircraft that needs transporting internationally, whether by sea, road, rail or air. Our reach is truly global with a port-to-port or door-to-door, cost-effective solution every time.”

Peters & May reported a turnover of over €52 million in 2015. It has wholly-owned offices in the UK, USA, France, Spain, Hong Kong, China, Italy and Germany, with partnership arrangements in Australia, Dubai, South Africa, New Zealand, South America, Belgium and Russia, creating an unprecedented global network for an independent business.

TBM Team

Recent Posts

Stantec acquires Bristol design consultants Hydrock

Bristol engineering design consultants Hydrock has been acquired by Stantec. Hydrock has over 950 employees…

13 hours ago

Plans to build new business campus at Kent docks move forward

Plans from waterside developers Peel Waters to build a new business campus at Chatham Docks…

22 hours ago

Kent’s Europa to run routes on low-carbon fuel for DPD Netherlands

Europa Road has signed a contract with DPD Netherlands to run new daily line hauls…

22 hours ago

Pure Human Resources tops off recent growth with Hampshire office expansion

Pure Human Resources, an HR, recruitment and training consultancy based in North Baddesley, Hampshire, is…

22 hours ago

Oxfordshire’s Owen Mumford targets net zero by 2045 with independent approval

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has approved the near-team emissions reduction targets of medical…

22 hours ago

Surrey’s Sixpenny Group secures £21.5m London residential development

Bagshot-based real estate investor and developer Sixpenny Group has acquired a 45,000 sq ft residential-led…

22 hours ago