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Trades about 71% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ID Logistics Group S.A. is a global provider of comprehensive contract logistics solutions, operating extensively both within France and across numerous international markets. The company specializes in warehousing, offers a wide array of value-added services, and provides expert transport management and supply chain optimization. Their service portfolio further includes precise stock management, efficient order preparation, automated unit picking, co-packing, and complete freight forwarding with customs clearance capabilities. ID Logistics also delivers end-to-end turnkey project management and specialized e-commerce logistics solutions. With a vast operational footprint, they manage approximately 350 sites across 17 different nations. They serve a diverse clientele across various sectors such as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), e-commerce, high-tech, cosmetics and fragrance, fashion, and general retail. Their extensive international presence encompasses operations in France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Morocco, the Indian Ocean region, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Romania. Established in 2001, the company maintains its headquarters in Orgon, France.
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