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Toll Global Logistics
Company typeDivision
Industry
FoundedNewcastle, Australia, (1888; 136 years ago (1888))
FounderAlbert Toll
Headquarters
Area served
Asia/Pacific
Services
  • Integrated Service Provider
  • Freight Transport Services
  • Distribution Services
  • Warehousing
  • Cross Docking
  • Wharf Services
  • Supply Chain Services
  • Finished Parts Logistics
RevenueA$1.3546 billion (2014) [1] (2014)
A$92.9 million [1] (2014)
Number of employees
10,000 [2] (2014)
ParentJapan Post Holdings
Websitehttp://www.tollgroup.com


Toll 737 aircraft.
Toll Liquids 20m tanker.
Toll Fairchild SA-227AC Metro III aircraft.

Toll Global Logistics (TGL) is a division of the Toll Group. It provides integrated logistics solutions across the Asia Pacific region.[3]

The division offers a range of transport, warehousing and value-added services.[4]

Fleet

The division operates a fleet of air, sea, rail and road vehicles and vessels. The fleet has more than 19,000 vehicles including courier trucks, prime movers, b-doubles, and trailers; and 13,000 units of containers, ships, vessels and aeroplanes operating across the Asia Pacific region. In Singapore specifically, TGL was reported in 2011 as owning small cargo ships, which ferry container trucks to and from nearby ports in neighbouring Malaysia and Indonesia and a fleet of trucks consisting of about 70 Hino, Fuso and UD prime movers that have roughly seven single trailers for each mover.[5] In Vietnam TGL has over 300 trucks.

Geographic Reach

The division has over 600 facilities in 15 countries and employs about 10,000 people. Its focus is on providing localised supply chain logistics.[6]

In China Toll can deliver within 48 hours to 70 percent of the cities in Pan-China region. In Taiwan Toll can deliver within 24 hours to 90% of the island-wide points of delivery. In Thailand Toll can deliver to all provinces within 72 hours.[7]

In Indonesia it has six distribution centres and in Korea the division has two centres. In Vietnam Toll has 15 sites. In Thailand, Toll can reach all provinces within 72 hours and cover over 4,000 drop points. Toll operates more than 20 logistics facilities in mainland China and delivers to over 1,600 cities across China. [8]


Warehousing and Storage

TGL has warehousing and storage facilities in the following locations: [9]

  • Australia 42 facilities totalling 7.1m sqft and over 650 vehicles with nationwide coverage.
  • China 25 facilities with over 4m sqft.
  • India 49 facilities/offices totalling 1.4m sqft and over 50 vehicles.
  • Singapore and Malaysia 12 facilities totalling 825,000 sqft.
  • United Arab Emirates 4 facilities totalling over 612,000 sqft.
  • Vietnam 8 facilities totalling 438,100 sqft
  • Thailand 3 facilities with over 420,000 sqft.


Certification and Accreditations

See also

References