Company Profile:
HOYER GLOBAL SINGAPORE Company Introduction
HOYER GLOBAL SINGAPORE is a regional entity of the HOYER Group, a leading global logistics company headquartered in Germany. Its primary function is to provide specialized logistics services for the transport and storage of bulk liquids, gases, and chemicals.
Business Type: Logistics Service Provider
HOYER GLOBAL SINGAPORE is not a factory that manufactures products, nor is it a trading company that buys and sells commodities. Instead, it operates as a dedicated logistics service provider. Its core business revolves around managing the complex supply chains for industrial clients, particularly within the chemical, gas, petroleum, and food industries.
Key services offered by HOYER GLOBAL SINGAPORE include:
1. Intermodal transport solutions covering road, rail, and sea, utilizing a global network.
2. Operation and management of a large fleet of tank containers and specialized equipment.
3. Provision of tank container storage, cleaning, and technical maintenance services.
4. Integrated supply chain management to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable delivery of bulk products worldwide.
The company plays a vital role in ensuring the seamless and secure movement of sensitive bulk goods, acting as an essential partner for manufacturers and distributors across various industries.
Enterprise Products
HOYER GLOBAL SINGAPORE primarily provides comprehensive logistics solutions and manages specialized equipment for the transport of various goods. They do not manufacture physical products in the traditional sense, but rather offer services and equipment critical to global supply chains.
Their offerings include:
Specialized Logistics Services:
Transport of liquid, gas, and dry bulk products
Intermodal transport solutions (combining road, rail, and sea)
Supply chain management for the chemical, food, gas, and mineral oil industries
Warehousing and storage solutions
On-site logistics services
Equipment Managed and Leased:
Tank containers (for chemicals, foodstuffs, gases, and mineral oil products)
Flexitanks for bulk liquid transport
Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs)
Road tankers for regional distribution