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Logimatic expands to Singapore

byCT Report
28/10/2016
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SINGAPORE: Danish market, and Sertica installed in more than 1,000 vessels through more than 30 companies and fleet management companies. Therefore, it makes no sense for us to focus on more growth in Denmark, and that’s the reason we’re looking at the export market in Singapore, which is one of the world’s key maritime hubs. It is important to be present in the same time zone to serve customers optimally, so that’s why we established the first office and now have a good company out there,” says Michael Paarup, Director of Logimatic.

Among Sertica’s users we find Svitzer, DFDS, Torm and J. Lauritzen. The last six years, Logimatic’s turnover has increased threefold from DKK 8.5 million to DKK 25 million, and the number of employees rose from 11 to 34 people. The ambition is to grow by 20 percent in revenue annually within the next three years and growth will primarily come from the international maritime market.

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