Ocean & air freight, connected without gaps
We connect major ports like Busan, Incheon, Gwangyang and Pyeongtaek with our directly operated APAC entities, moving FCL, LCL and air cargo in one flow.
Where does freight get stuck?
Rate & space swings
Rates spike in peak season and securing vessel space gets hard.
Broken transshipment
When ocean, air and inland are disconnected, cargo stalls at transshipment.
No tracking
It is hard to know in real time which leg a shipment is on.
Schedule risk
Departure and arrival delays are reported only after the fact.
Connected directly, watched by the system
Directly operated across 5 APAC countries
We connect Korea's major ports with directly operated entities in Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the United States.
Real-time TOMS visibility
Track every leg from booking to final delivery in one dashboard.
Integrated ocean & air
We design the optimal mix of FCL, LCL and air to fit cargo characteristics and schedule.
Freight services
Enterprise Clients
In all sizes, directly operated.
Not referred. Not subcontracted.
Manufacturing-aligned
Operations built around factory timelines — not shipping windows.
Direct presence
Physical teams in every APAC market. No outsourced execution on critical routes.
Systemized settlement
Currency, duty, Incoterms reconciliation — resolved in the system, not over email.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between ocean and air?
We recommend an option based on lead time, cost and cargo characteristics. Generally ocean wins on cost, air wins on speed.
What is the difference between FCL and LCL?
FCL uses a full container on its own, while LCL consolidates cargo from multiple shippers into one container.
Which ports and airports do you use?
We use Korea's major hubs such as Busan, Incheon, Gwangyang and Pyeongtaek, along with our directly operated APAC entity locations.
Do you handle specialized cargo?
We support specialized cargo including hazmat, reefer (refrigerated) and ISO tank.
Move your next ocean & air shipment
through a directly operated network