In the accelerating process of global logistics integration, cross-border cooperation is becoming the core driving force for industry development. Recently, Canadian clients and Kazakhstani partners have successively visited Chuji Logistics, conducting in-depth and detailed discussions with the company's business team on cooperation in multiple fields such as cross-border heavy cargo transportation, engineering project logistics, combined land and water transportation, and general cargo transportation.

Kazakhstan, as a logistics hub in Central Asia, has experienced rapid development in its logistics transportation industry in recent years, striving to become a land transportation center hub between Asia and Europe. Canada, on the other hand, serves as a crucial logistics hub in North America, boasting mature infrastructure and a highly developed e-commerce market. The visit of clients from both countries not only serves as an authoritative certification of Chuji Logistics' 20 years of brand accumulation but also marks a new phase of multidimensional breakthrough in the company's global strategic layout.

Chuji Logistics was established in 2003 and has achieved steady development over more than two decades, forming a core competitiveness driven by "cross-border heavy cargo transportation + engineering project logistics." It has successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (stock code 000339). As a professional provider of engineering project logistics services, heavy cargo transportation has always been Chuji Logistics' strength. The company not only provides customers with one-stop services from project planning, solution design, transportation execution to on-site installation but also has an experienced professional team capable of tailoring the most suitable logistics solutions based on specific customer needs. Whether it's complex engineering projects or urgent logistics requirements, it ensures projects are completed on time, with quality, and in quantity, giving customers peace of mind throughout the process.

Kazakhstani clients visited, and Supply Chain Manager Huang Hongxia and Project Manager Ning Jing attended the meeting. The Kazakh side expressed gratitude for the professional heavy logistics services provided by the company for the "Cross-border Engineering Project Logistics" at the beginning of 2025, including containerized cross-border transportation export, customs transfer support, and on-site inspection. They also invited Chairman Li and the company team to visit Kazakhstani companies to strengthen close cooperation in cross-border project logistics under the Belt and Road Initiative. During this visit, both sides expressed confidence in establishing a strategic cooperative relationship.

Canadian customers have expressed high recognition and appreciation for the superior services of Chuji Logistics. Both parties have reached multiple agreements on future cooperation and plan to engage in extensive collaboration in areas such as heavy cargo transportation, engineering project logistics, combined land and sea transportation, and general cargo transportation.

The visit of the Kazakhstani and Canadian clients has opened up new avenues for the company's future international cooperation. The company will continue to uphold the service philosophy of "safe, efficient, and professional" to provide customers with better and more convenient logistics services. At the same time, we look forward to working with more international clients to explore new opportunities and challenges in the logistics industry, contributing wisdom and strength to promote the development of global logistics.