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Pac-Atlantic Group concludes acquisition of a 3,000-square-meter warehouse property in Paco, Manila
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The company is one of a few home-grown freight forwarders with its own off-dock container freight station
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The acquisition is not just as a milestone, but an opportunity to strengthen focus on services to clients, according to the company
The Pac-Atlantic Group recently concluded the full acquisition of a 3,000-square-meter warehouse property in Paco, Manila.
The check signing for acquisition was held in Sheraton Manila, Pasay City. In attendance were Ramon De Leon, chairman; Anna Mariel De Leon-Puen, managing director; Arby De Leon, general manager; Lyrma Tejero, vice president of Finance; and Gilbert Manzanilla, manager.
Atty. Jose Banday oversaw the legal aspect of the transaction while Noel Relucio provided logistical and administrative support.
The company said there are plans to double the warehouse capacity and pallet positions through additional floor and racks. Cold storage allotment is also eyed.
Since its inception in January 1987, Pac-Atlantic Lines has evolved from a freight forwarding company to a key player in the logistics industry.
As one of a few home-grown freight forwarders with its own off-dock container freight station, the company in a statement said it is “constantly exploring new ways to provide greater flexibility and seamless service to our clients. Our steadfast commitment to working in cooperation with the Bureau of Customs ensures we uphold the highest standards of compliance and efficiency.”
The company sees the acquisition not just as a milestone, but an opportunity to strengthen focus on services to clients. “With more facility upgrades continually in the works, we aim to ensure that your shipments are handled with even more care and precision,” it said.
The company offers extensive storage options, and an advanced inventory management system that helps with rapid fulfillment.
