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Trades about 2% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Logwin AG is a global provider of comprehensive logistics and transportation solutions, structured into two main divisions: Air + Ocean and Solutions. The Air + Ocean segment focuses on managing international cargo shipments via both air and sea. Conversely, the Solutions segment delivers bespoke, industry-specific services, encompassing supply chain optimization, transportation, storage facilities, various value-added logistics functions, and outsourcing initiatives. Logwin AG caters to a diverse clientele across sectors like industrial engineering, automotive, chemical manufacturing, electronics, high technology, consumer products, retail, and fashion. Beyond its core offerings, the company's transport portfolio features sea and air freight, specialized retail network distribution, project logistics, bicycle transport, ship parts handling, urgent air charter (On-Board Courier), China rail connections, e-commerce fulfillment, and comprehensive transport management. Established in 1877, Logwin AG maintains its headquarters in Grevenmacher, Luxembourg, and operates as a subsidiary of DELTON Logistics S.á r.l.
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