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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Fridenson Logistic Services Ltd. offers a full spectrum of logistics solutions to clients worldwide. The company leverages its proprietary vehicle fleet, a network of cargo agents, sophisticated equipment for managing intricate projects, and dedicated logistics warehouses for precise inventory and cargo oversight. Its services encompass customs brokerage for both sea and air freight, comprehensive land transportation, end-to-end supply chain management, and essential shipping agency support. Additionally, it provides trading and financing services specifically for importers and traders. The firm operates its own storage and cargo terminals and maintains a robust array of trucks, trailers, and specialized machinery designed for transporting and overseeing complex logistical operations. Serving a diverse range of sectors, key industries include energy, processing, infrastructure, and conductors. Founded in 1975 and based in Haifa, Israel, the company was formerly known as Fridenson Cranes and Trucking Ltd. before rebranding to Fridenson Logistic Services Ltd. in June 2007. It operates as a subsidiary of Cambridge Holdings Ltd.
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