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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Santova Limited, established in 2002 and based in Durban, South Africa, offers integrated logistics solutions across Africa, the Asia Pacific region, the United Kingdom, and Europe. The company's diverse services encompass statutory compliance, including customs and excise clearance, expert consultation, disbursement funding, secure bonded warehousing, in-bond transit management, and maritime legal advisory. For cargo movement, they provide international freight forwarding, express courier options, intermodal transport, and bespoke vessel chartering. Santova also delivers comprehensive warehousing and distribution, covering storage, pick-and-pack, kitting, and strategic transport planning and execution. Specialized project cargo, such as oversized or out-of-gauge items, is also expertly managed. Their value-added services feature cargo groupage, consolidation, and deconsolidation, thorough product quality inspections, port and wharf supervision, alongside labeling, packaging, and price tagging. Furthermore, Santova offers extensive supply chain solutions, including client sourcing, procurement management, and advanced IT solutions tailored for supply chain optimization. The company provides a full suite of insurance products, comprising international and specialized marine coverage (for cargo, transit, stock throughputs, and war/strike risks), as well as general insurance for business and personal assets, indemnity, motor vehicles, liability, specialized risks, financial products, and engineering/construction projects. Door-to-door courier services complete their broad logistics portfolio.
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