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Introducing Tiong Nam

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HISTORY OF TIONG NAM

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History Founded in 1975, Tiong Nam began as a small scale cargo business handling consolidated cargo and micro distribution within Peninsular Malaysia. Today, Tiong Nam has evolved into one of the largest total logistics service provider in the region with a reputation for efficiency, innovation and most importantly, service par excellence. The company's expansion began in 1978 when Tiong Nam became an incorporated enterprise and in the early 1992, where it extended its reach across the borders of Singapore and Thailand. Since then, East Malaysia has also been included into its trucking and warehousing network and today, Cambodia, Vietnam and even China, the burgeoning center of world economy. Tiong Nam has also embraced the power of 'integration' to enhance its development. This simple yet effective idea has seen them grow from a mere transportation business to one that now includes warehousing, customs forwarding, cold room facilities, express delivery a...
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TRANSPORTATION TIONG NAM

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With over 1900 trucks of various capacities including open, box/bonded and refrigerated containers, Tiong Nam is the largest trucking company in Malaysia today. Thus, it is able to transport any type of goods stored at varying temperatures - from dry, to chilled and even frozen. Tiong Nam owns a large fleet of haulage trucks, prime movers, car carriers and trailers that can move 20-40 foot containers. It also own over 200 units of material handling equipment such as forklifts and reach trucks that facilitate warehouse operations. Besides domestic transportation, both their teams of drivers and on-ground staff are also highly experienced in providing cross-border services between Singapore-Malaysia and Malaysia-Thailand, in demountable goods especially. To avoid any unnecessary extra handling of goods, it also provide crane services at the relevant customs check point to transfer   box containers onto trucks belonging to its affiliates of that country which then trans...
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