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Toll Aviation
Founded	1989 (as Jetcraft Aviation)
Hubs	Brisbane Airport; Bankstown Airport
Secondary hubs	Adelaide Airport
Fleet size	12
Parent company	Toll Holdings
Headquarters	Brisbane, Australia

Toll Global Express
Company type	Division
Industry	Transportation; Logistics; Courier;
Founded	Newcastle, Australia, (1888; 136 years ago)
Founder	Albert Toll
Headquarters	Melbourne, Australia
Area served	Australia/Asia/Pacific
Services	Integrated Service Provider
Revenue	A$1.6375 billion (2014)
Net income	A$119.2 million (2014)
Number of employees	10,000 (2013)
Parent	Japan Post Holdings
Divisions	Toll Fast; Toll IPEC; Toll People; Toll Priority; Toll Stream Solutions;
Website	http://www.tollgroup.com

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Toll Global Express (TGE) is a division of Toll Group.

Services

Toll Priority specialises in express domestic and global freight, document management, cash logistics services and information logistics.
Toll IPEC offers door-to-door express road freight service within Australia for parcels, cartons or pallets, with a choice of next day or priority delivery. Specialised services include handling and delivery of sensitive freight and the hanging of fashion garments.
Toll Fast is Australia’s largest and most diverse local transport provider. Toll Fast specialises in customised metropolitan delivery services from point-to-point bicycle courier services through to project-based multi-vehicle services. Toll Fast has courier networks in all major cities in Australia.
Toll People is a human resources service provider specialising in recruitment, labour hire and training services for clients with transport, logistics and supply chain staffing needs.
Toll Secure provides cash logistics services, guarding services, vault storage and valuable cargo services.

Fleet

The division operates a fleet of air, sea, rail and road vehicles and vessels.

TGE has over 50 aircraft, including Boeing 737s and ATR-42s, and undertakes over 4,000 flights each week. TGE has access to over 4,000 vehicles ranging from one tonne vans to semi-trailers. Low emission vehicles such as compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles are used.

Toll IPEC has 1,500 pick up and delivery vehicles which are supported by 52 depots and 150 agents and forwarders across Australia. Toll IPEC has been an industry leader in environmental sustainability through its purchase of compressed natural gas powered trucks. By early 2012 Toll IPEC was reported to have plans to extend their compressed natural gas powered fleet to more than 70 trucks.^[2] Toll IPEC is currently trialling an all electric truck. The truck is a 10-tonne Smith Electric vehicle. It has a range of up to 200 km, a top speed 95 km per hour and a lithium ion 80 kW battery. The truck needs 5 to 6 hours overnight charging and has a zero-emission.

Specific TGE services include parcel and courier delivery services; freight transport services such as local and interstate linehaul movements; distribution services such as pick, pack and delivery; cash and secure services such as secure banking movements and ATM services; data and document services such as document management, data warehousing and print management services; recruitment solutions such as labour hire, recruitment and training services; visa services; and aircraft and airport services including ground and cargo handling, passenger services and aircraft lease.

Reach

The division operates in 20 countries. Toll People provides personnel services Australia wide through a network of 17 offices. Toll Priority has over 300 depots and agencies, 550 DX exchanges and 50 mailrooms.

Warehousing and Storage

The Toll Group operates warehousing facilities in major locations around the world, including key trade gateways in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, America, South Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. In 2014 Toll opened its Bunagarribee facility in Sydney. Built for Toll IPEC it is a 53,000 sq metre facility and the largest express parcel freight depot in Australia.

In 2014 Toll, in conjunction with Australia Pacific Airports, announced they were building a $150 million, a 71,000 square metre facility next to Melbourne Airport. The facility has been custom-designed and will have a highly specialised sortation system that will triple the parcel sorting capacity to 35,000 parcels per hour, specifically increasing the capability of Toll Consumer Delivery.^[3]

References

^ ^a ^b 23 October 2014 (2014-10-23). "Presentation Slides AGM 23 October 2014" Australian Stock Exchange. Retrieved 2014-10-23.
^ 30 March 2012 (2012-03-30). "Toll's green rise with new Isuzu CNG fleet deal". Logistics & Materials Handling. Retrieved 2013-08-18.
^ http://www.fullyloaded.com.au/news/logistics/1406/toll-starts-work-on-huge-melbourne-airport-facility/

External links

[ASX-1] 23 October 2014 (2014-10-23). "Presentation Slides AGM 23 October 2014" Australian Stock Exchange. Retrieved 2014-10-23.

[2] 30 March 2012 (2012-03-30). "Toll's green rise with new Isuzu CNG fleet deal". Logistics & Materials Handling. Retrieved 2013-08-18.

[3] ttp://www.fullyloaded.com.au/news/logistics/1406/toll-starts-work-on-huge-melbourne-airport-facility/

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-'''Toll Global Express (TGE)''' is a division of [[Toll Holdings|Toll Group]].
+'''Toll Global Express (TGE)''' is a division of [[Toll Group]].
 ==Services==
-TGE in Asia provides next day and time definite deliveries to Asian destinations and has key hubs in [[Singapore]], [[Hong Kong]], [[Shanghai]], [[Guangzhou]], [[Beijing]] and [[Sydney]]. It is Asia’s fastest-growing express delivery service in Asia-Pacific. ''Toll Priority'' specialises in express domestic and global [[freight]], document management, cash [[logistics]] services and information logistics. ''Toll IPEC'' offers door-to-door express road freight service within Australia for parcels, cartons or pallets, with a choice of next day or priority delivery. Specialised services include handling and delivery of sensitive freight and the hanging of fashion garments. ''Toll Fast'' is Australia’s largest and most diverse local transport provider. Toll Fast specialises in customised metropolitan delivery services from point-to-point bicycle [[courier]] services through to project-based multi-vehicle services. Toll Fast has courier networks in all major cities in Australia. ''Toll People'' is a human resources service provider specialising in [[recruitment]], labour hire and training services for clients with transport, logistics and [[supply chain]] staffing needs.
+*''Toll Priority'' specialises in express domestic and global [[freight]], document management, cash [[logistics]] services and information logistics.
+*''Toll IPEC'' offers door-to-door express road freight service within Australia for parcels, cartons or pallets, with a choice of next day or priority delivery. Specialised services include handling and delivery of sensitive freight and the hanging of fashion garments.
+*''Toll Fast'' is Australia’s largest and most diverse local transport provider. Toll Fast specialises in customised metropolitan delivery services from point-to-point bicycle [[courier]] services through to project-based multi-vehicle services. Toll Fast has courier networks in all major cities in Australia.
+*''Toll People'' is a human resources service provider specialising in [[recruitment]], labour hire and training services for clients with transport, logistics and [[supply chain]] staffing needs.
+*''Toll Secure'' provides cash logistics services, guarding services, vault storage and valuable cargo services.
 ===Fleet===
+The division operates a fleet of air, sea, rail and road vehicles and vessels.
-The division operates a fleet of air, sea, rail and road vehicles and vessels. Specialised vehicles and vessels are adapted to carry certain freight types and sizes, or to operate in different environments. Toll Asia operates an oil and gas logistics hub and has a fleet of purpose-built [[barges]] and tugs.<ref>2013 (2013). [http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=34419526 "Company Overview of Toll (Asia) Pte. Ltd."] Business Week. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> In 2010 and 2011 it was reported that Toll Priority had a charter network of over 50 aircraft including  [[Boeing 737]]s, [[ATR-42]]-300s, [[Fairchild Metro]] 23s, Fairchild Metro IIIs, [[Convair]] 580s and other small aircraft types that undertake 240 schedules flights per day within Australia as well as 1,600 vehicles on the road that were supported by a national network of branches and depots.<ref>27 May 2010 (2010-05-27). [http://www.procurement.vic.gov.au/CA2575BA0001417C/WebObj/TollPriorityProfile/$File/Toll%20Priority%20Profile.pdf "Toll Priority".] Victorian Government Procurement. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref><ref>April, 2011 (2011-04). [http://www.pc.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/108016/sub048.pdf%20 "Toll Group Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry – Economic Regulation of Airport Services".] Productivity Commission. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> Clients can charter aircraft with capacities ranging from 300&nbsp;kg up to 250,000&nbsp;kg. Toll Fast operates a fleet with 200 vehicles servicing the Adelaide metropolitan area.<ref>17 August 2013 (2013-08-17). [http://www.adelaide.edu.au/infrastructure/campus_services/services/local_courier.html%20 "Local Courier (Toll Fast)."] The University of Adelaide. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> [[Airwork]] Flight Operations operates four dedicated [[jet engine]] aircraft on behalf of Toll Priority.
+TGE has over 50 aircraft, including [[Boeing 737]]s and [[ATR-42]]s,  and undertakes over 4,000 flights each week. TGE has access to over 4,000 vehicles ranging from one tonne vans to semi-trailers. Low emission vehicles such as compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles are used.
 Toll IPEC has 1,500 pick up and delivery vehicles which are supported by 52 depots and 150 agents and forwarders across Australia. Toll IPEC has been an industry leader in environmental sustainability through its purchase of compressed natural gas powered trucks. By early 2012 Toll IPEC was reported to have plans to extend their [[compressed natural gas]] powered fleet to more than 70 trucks.<ref>30 March 2012 (2012-03-30). [http://www.logisticsmagazine.com.au/news/toll-s-green-rise-with-new-isuzu-cng-fleet-deal?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Logistics%20Newsletter%20-%20send%20-%3E%2030/03/2012%205:44:57%20PM&utm_content= "Toll's green rise with new Isuzu CNG fleet deal".] Logistics & Materials Handling. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> Toll IPEC is currently trialling an all electric truck. The truck is a 10-tonne [[Smith Electric Vehicles|Smith Electric]] vehicle. It has a range of up to 200&nbsp;km, a top speed 95&nbsp;km per hour and a lithium ion 80&nbsp;kW battery. The truck needs 5 to 6 hours overnight charging and has a zero-emission.
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 ===Warehousing and Storage===
-The Toll Group operates warehousing facilities in major locations around the world, including key trade gateways in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, America, South Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.  Toll Asia manages about 10 million square feet of warehouse space throughout the Asia Pacific region.<ref>2013 (2013). [http://www.answers.com/topic/toll-asia "Toll (Asia) Pte Ltd".] Answers. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref>  In 2013 Toll announced they were building a $170 million freight sorting facility in Sydney’s west for Toll IPEC.  When completed it will be the largest of its kind in Australia. In 2012 a $10 million facility was completed for Toll IPEC at Monaro Industrial Park in Canberra.<ref>16 October 2012 (2012-10-16). [http://www.monaroindustrial.com.au/news/articles/toll-takes-poll-at-monaro.asp "Toll takes pole position at Monaro".] Walker. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> The facility was purpose-built and is a transport depot of 4,640 square metres.  In 2011 Toll IPEC opened a new $46 million facility in Hazelmere, Western Australia.<ref>7 February 2011 (2011-02-07). [https://secure.projectory.com.au/company/toll-ipec-pty-ltd "Toll IPEC opens new $46 million logistics facility in Hazelmere."] Projectory. Retrieved 2013-08-18.</ref> The facility has 2,800 square metres of office space and over 13,500 square metres for warehousing.
+The Toll Group operates warehousing facilities in major locations around the world, including key trade gateways in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, America, South Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.  In 2014 Toll opened its Bunagarribee facility in Sydney. Built for Toll IPEC it is a 53,000 sq metre facility and the largest express parcel freight depot in Australia.
 In 2014 Toll, in conjunction with Australia Pacific Airports, announced they were building a $150 million, a 71,000 square metre facility next to Melbourne Airport. The facility has been custom-designed and will have a highly specialised sortation system that will triple the parcel sorting capacity to 35,000 parcels per hour, specifically increasing the capability of Toll Consumer Delivery.<ref>http://www.fullyloaded.com.au/news/logistics/1406/toll-starts-work-on-huge-melbourne-airport-facility/</ref>
-===Toll IPEC History===
-IPEC began operations in Adelaide and Melbourne in early 1955 as Interstate Parcel Express Company. IPEC pioneered the road linehaul and overnight freight industry in Australia by sending a vehicle from each depot, meeting half way to swap freight and returning to their origins for the morning delivery runs. After this route was successful, new routes were opened between major capital cities over the ensuing years, employing similar founding principles, expanding throughout the country.
-IPEC was purchased by Toll Group in 1998.
 ==See also==