GLOTRANS VIETNAM -  12 YEARS OF THE BUSINESS OF GLOTRANS 

August 15, 2009 marks the first milestone for the formation and development of Vietnam Global Transport and Logistics Co., Ltd – Glotrans Vietnam. And since then, a long journey of 12 years has passed with many achievements. In the first days of establishment, the business faced many difficulties, but the difficulties did not deter the founders of the company so that until today, we are able to gather together on the occasion. Congratulations on this 12th anniversary.

From an enterprise with an office established in the port city of Hai Phong until now, Glotrans has grown and expanded nationwide with the head office in Hai Phong, 4 other branches in Hanoi, Da Nang, Quy Nhon Nhon, Ho Chi Minh and 4 representative offices in Bac Ninh, Nha Trang, Can Tho, Vung Tau. Today's achievements are thanks to the synergy, dedication, enthusiasm and creativity of many people, over many generations of Glotrans.

With more than a decade of continuous innovation and development, Glotrans Vietnam has become one of the prestigious and quality Logistics Companies in the Vietnamese logistics market, maintaining business results, creating capacity firmly on the ability to provide a variety of logistics solutions at home and abroad. These are very proud and encouraging achievements for the Board of Directors and employees of the Company.

During the process of establishment and development, Glotrans has become a bridge for customers to come to partners across five continents and four seas - a solid, reliable, dedicated and dedicated bridge for customers row. Glotrans will always try non-stop, ensuring to bring customers and partners the best value services.

Following the direction of the authorities at all levels, in the context of the complicated development of the Covid-19 pandemic, Glotrans Company stopped all activities to celebrate the establishment of the enterprise with the nature of gathering people and other activities welcome and congratulate the whole system to ensure safety in disease prevention.

We would like to express our sincerest thanks to our customers and partners who have accompanied Glotrans in the past 12 years of development.

Once again, I wish you and your family good health and peace.

Best regards!

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