WHO WE ARE

Founded in 2003, New World Logistics JS Company (NWL) is a premier provider of integrated supply chains, specialized heavy-lift engineering, and industrial equipment trading. Backed by an executive leadership team with profound foundations in maritime engineering and mega-project purchasing from Hyundai Vinashin Shipyard (Hyundai Vietnam Shipbuilding), we master the art of navigating high-stakes logistics. From engineering complex wind farm movements to serving as the unique contractor for the Vietnam Ministry of Defense, NWL seamlessly integrates a global agent network. We don’t just move cargo; we engineer custom, zero-risk solutions from planning to implementation, ensuring your project operates flawlessly and strictly within your planned budget.

Vision & Mission

– Engineering the Move –

PURPOSE

We develop methods and solutions for safe, precise, and seamless transportation across critical global supply chains, heavy industries, and national security operations. Guided by our core philosophy – “Engineering the Move” – we strive to transform complex logistics challenges into precise, flawless operational processes. By strictly adhering to the highest international standards for safety, quality, and environmental responsibility, we empower our clients, contribute to the nation, and build enduring global partnerships. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that every transport operation we execute serves as a catalyst for shared success and long-term progress.

OUR VISION

With the goal of becoming a pioneer in integrated logistics—specializing in heavy-lifting operations, the transport of oversized and overweight cargo, and serving as a trusted logistics partner for the defense sector—we continuously enhance our operations by combining advanced, precision engineering with a robust and sustainable infrastructure network. Grounded in integrated global ISO standards, we aim to expand our partnerships worldwide. We ensure that whenever domestic and international enterprises or the heavy industry sector face complex supply chain challenges or large-scale projects involving oversized and overweight cargo, New World Logistics stands as the premier, world-class choice.

OUR MISSION

Guided by our core philosophy of “Engineering the Move” our mission is to transform transport operations into a flexible, highly engineered discipline. We deliver optimal, seamless solutions—crafted with the utmost precision—to address the most demanding challenges in logistics, heavy-lift transport, project cargo, and global multimodal transportation. We safeguard our clients’ investments and budgets by mitigating logistics risks through rigorous technical planning and the deployment of specialized, state-of-the-art fleets and support equipment.

Operating under a comprehensive integrated management system—certified to international standards ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018—we are committed to upholding a culture of “Absolute Safety – Zero Harm” This entails ensuring the safety of our people, safeguarding high-value assets, and respecting and protecting the environment. We serve as a steadfast pillar for national security operations, a trusted strategic partner on a global scale, and a dedicated driving force behind the long-term commercial success of our clients.

HISTORY MILESTONES

2003

The Beginning

Established in Nha Trang City, Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, the company laid the foundation to become a leading provider of multimodal transport services, specializing in the transportation of oversized and overweight project cargo.

2007

Strategic Infrastructure Expansion

The company expanded its business segments and invested heavily in specialized logistics infrastructure. It established a global network of partners and agents, standardized its operations, and built a team of highly qualified professionals—a workforce that undergoes continuous training through the acquisition of new knowledge and the application of lessons learned from each completed project.

New World Logistics has successfully executed international multimodal transport services -covering both exports and imports – for key projects undertaken by major corporations. Notable projects include:
– Transport of imported construction steel volume 10,000 tons for the Van Phong Bonded Petroleum Terminal project (Khanh Hoa) – 2009;
– Provision of solutions and training for the operations team at PTSC Thanh Hoa, covering freight forwarding, transportation, customs declaration, import/export reconciliation, and customs clearance for project cargo 2011–2012 to serve the Nghi Son shipyard construction project.
– Transport of equipment for Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical LLC – 2018;
– Transport of heavy components for a giant Ferris wheel from Japan to Vietnam for projects developed by Sun Group 2013–2014;

2015

Standardization of operations according to international ISO standards

Successfully optimized operations through a rigorous Integrated Management System, certified in accordance with international standards:

ISO 9001:2015 (Quality),

ISO 14001:2015 (Environment), and

ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational Health & Safety).

– Transport of oversea cable car cable reels from a manufacturing facility in Switzerland to Vietnam, utilizing a chartered Antonov An-124 aircraft, for a project by Vinpearl Land Nha Trang (Vingroup) – 2018.

– Transported machinery and equipment for oil and gas exploration and production companies in Vietnam, as well as heavy equipment for power plants, since 2012.

– Between 2011 and 2020, transported specialized equipment for various units under the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defence from South Korea, Russia, and the United States to Vietnam:

  • 2011–2012: Transported Ka-28 helicopters and spare parts to and from Ukraine for the Air Force – Air Defence Command.
    • 2012: Transported 3 patrol vessels from South Korea to Vietnam using a semi-submersible vessel for Hong Ha Shipbuilding Company Ltd., under the General Department of Defence Industry (Ministry of National Defence).
  • 2012: Transported aircraft engines and spare parts from Phan Rang Airport to and from Ukraine for the Air Force – Air Defence Command.
  • 2014–2016: Transported equipment from Phu Cat and Bien Hoa Airports to Russia for the Air Force – Air Defence Command.
  • 2015–2020: Transported 24 patrol boats from the United States to Vietnam for the Vietnam Coast Guard, utilizing the specialized RO/RO fleet of Liberty Global Logistics LLC (USA).

2017: Transported the barges VMES01 and BSB-101400 from Hai Phong Port to Hong Kong, using a tugboat provided by Taikoo, for Vietnam Marine Equipment Supply Joint Stock Company (VMES).

2020

Partnership with Liberty Global Logistics LLC (LGL) – USA

Following a period of negotiation and due diligence, in 2020, the Company was appointed by Liberty Global Logistics LLC (LGL) as its exclusive agent in Vietnam. This partnership focuses on coordinating and promoting the ocean transport of machinery, equipment, specialized vehicles, and defense-related cargo, utilizing LGL’s fleet of RO/RO vessels.

Between 2021 and 2022, the Company successfully managed the shipment of 12,000 semi-trailers for the Thaco Group, exported to the United States via LGL’s RO/RO vessels.

  • Since 2021, the Company has invested in a fleet of heavy-duty transport vehicles and specialized equipment designed for the carriage of oversized and overweight cargo, supported by a professional escort team certified by the Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security). The Company has executed transport projects for wind power developments in both Vietnam and Laos.
  • In 2022, the Company was granted an FMC OTI-NVOCC Bond (Form FMC-48) certification by the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). This authorization permits the Company to conduct specific legal and operational activities related to the transport of cargo to or from the United States, including:
  • Issuance of House Bills of Lading (HBL): The Company is authorized to issue HBLs in the capacity of a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) for shipments moving to or from the United States.
  • Direct Service Contracts with Ocean Carriers: The Company is empowered to negotiate and enter into direct service contracts with ocean carriers to secure freight rates and guaranteed vessel space.
  • Tariff Filing and Management: The Company is authorized to develop, register, and publicly publish its own schedule of freight rates and service charges within the FMC’s system.

From 2021, to the present

The Company has been engaged in the transport of oversized and overweight cargo for wind power projects across various regions in Vietnam and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic.

  • June – October 2021:

Transported 15 sets of wind turbine components from Hon La Port to the construction site of the Hoang Hai Wind Power Project, Quang Tri Province.

  • July – October 2021:

Transported 16 sets of wind turbine components from Hon La Port to the construction site of the Tai Tam Wind Power Project, Quang Tri Province.

  • October 2021:

Transported 15 sets of wind turbine blades for the Phong Lieu Wind Power Project, Quang Tri Province.

  • November 2021:

Transported 30 sets of wind turbine blades from Quy Nhon Port to the construction site of the Hung Hai Wind Power Project, Gia Lai Province.

  • October 2021:

Transported 6 Enercon generator units (weighing 120 tons each) from Nam Van Phong Port to the construction site of the Trung Nam/Ea Nam Wind Power Project, Dak Lak Province.

  • October – December 2023:

Transported 19 sets of wind turbine tower sections from Nam Van Phong Port and Ba Son Port to the construction site of the Cu Ne Project, Dak Lak Province. NWL set a Vietnamese record for transportation of this project within 60 days and received a letter of commendation from Coso & CHEC.

  • March – September 2023:

Relocated machinery and cigarette production line systems from Workshops 1, 2, and 3 to a new factory in the Trang E Industrial Cluster for Khatoco Khanh Hoa.

o February to September 2025:

Executed international multimodal transport for 24 sets of wind turbine tower sections, moving them from Hon La Port to the project site of the Savan Wind Farm in Savannakhet Province, Lao PDR.

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