Allcargo Logistics - Exploring value in Heavy Lifting
Heavy lifting equipment Rental Company and turnkey project developers, Allcargo Logistics Limited, a part of the AVASHYA Group, participated in Excon 2011and is planning to create a bigger footprint in industrial projects sector through its combined fleet of equipments facilitating transportation, lifting and erection. The company will proceed to develop industrial infrastructure projects such as Infrastructure, Hydrocarbons, Thermal Power, Cement and steel, wind mill erection among others.
"Our future strategy is to explore business opportunities with EPC contractors involved in executing industrial projects. With our wide asset base of transportation equipment comprising 550 trailer trucks, 250 numbers of Goldhofer specialized transportation equipment for moving over dimensional project cargoes and mobile and crawler cranes with different lifting capacities of 150-250-750 tons; we are well positioned for the successful execution of industrial projects," says Mr. Umesh k Shetty, CEO Projects and Engineering solutions Allcargo Logistics Limited.
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