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LIT: “Springboards for global expansion”

06.09.2024

BRAKE. The LIT Group has kept its promise to expand sea and airfreight activities not only overseas but in Europe too. The Brake-based company opened branches in Istanbul and Nuremberg in June and July. During the first quarter of this year, LIT branches were opened in Amsterdam and Düsseldorf. “These new locations can be seen as springboards for our global expansion,” stated Michael Borowski, Managing Director of LIT Air & Sea GmbH. “With these and further planned expansions, our aim is to create synergy effects and establish a global network.”

Credits: LIT

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