Maritime - İstanbul, İstanbul, Turkey
Puma Shipping and Logistics SA is Shipping agent, freight forwarding and Logistics Company well established in all main ports and cities in Turkey.Besides the agency services the company was rendering also stevedoring services, husbandry agency,logistics services, and operation services. In order to reach maximum productivity the company had largely invested to IT and Software developments.Hence the company has managed to handle very large cargo handling effectively. Concerning logistics services to maximise the utilisation all mode of transport evaluated to reduce the cost. We have been one of the leading companies in Turkey mostly focused on FCL + LCL export and import cargo generation. We have our head office in Istanbul andbranch offices in Izmir / Gemlik ports. We have also in-housecustoms clearance office where we could give full DDP services.Our head quarter is in Istanbul situated in old part of the city, spread on 410 sqm on three levels and it is very closeto main Port Haydarpasa . We have 3 operational officeslocated in Istanbul as fallows,• in Ataturk Airport (the main International and DomesticAirport in Istanbul),• at Port of Haydarpasa ( Asian side of Istanbul ) and• at Port of Ambarlı (European side of Istanbul ) .We have also two branch offices at main port cities as , Izmir and Gemlik. The total employees in Puma SA are 40people on pay roll and on contract basis. We have 31 people working in Istanbul offices including port operational staff of 3 in haydarpaşa and 4 in Ambarlı port. In addition we have 3 staff in Gemlik and 6 staff in Izmir ofis for operations.We have warehouse which is very close to the Airport and port of Ambarlı with bonded area and export cargo stowage areas. Besides, our main activities we also provide inland haulage and distribution through our subcontractors as well as with our own facilities. PUMA SHIPPING AND LOGISTICSSA is a member of FIATA and EIA (European Intermodal Association) .
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