Conqueror’s Special Edition Newsletter Puts the Spotlight on Kuala Lumpur 2027

Conqueror Freight Network has published its latest Special Newsletter, bringing members together with important network updates, industry insights, and news about upcoming activities

Conqueror Freight Network has published its Newsletter, bringing members the latest news, updates, and opportunities from across the network. This special edition newsletter puts the spotlight on Conqueror’s 13th Annual Meeting, which will take place from 17th to 19th May 2027 at the Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It highlights the importance of face-to-face networking and offers members useful insights to help them prepare for the upcoming event.

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The newsletter also features recent member news and logistics industry insights, covering relevant developments and trends shaping international freight forwarding and supply chains.

Members can also explore the latest cities requiring Conqueror coverage, discover business opportunities through the Refer and Earn programme, and check upcoming public holidays, member birthdays, partnerships, events, and exhibitions. With a combination of network updates, industry knowledge, and opportunities for business development, the September Newsletter keeps Conqueror members informed about the latest developments within the network and the wider logistics sector.

Read the Newsletter and stay up to date with Conqueror Freight Network.

Conqueror Freight Network Becomes Official Partner of Breakbulk Americas 2026

Breakbulk Americas 2026 will take place from 22–23 September 2026 at the George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas

Conqueror Freight Network is the Official Partner of Breakbulk Americas 2026, the leading and longest-running exhibition for the project cargo and breakbulk industry in the Americas. The 2026 edition comes at a time when the U.S. project market is experiencing one of the largest capital investment cycles in a generation, driven by major developments in manufacturing, critical minerals, advanced nuclear, semiconductor fabrication, data centres, and power generation.

 

To be held at George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas, from 22nd to 23 September, the event will bring together the project owners and decision-makers responsible for selecting carriers, ports, freight forwarders, and other logistics providers for major projects. Companies such as Bechtel, ExxonMobil, Fluor, GE, Shell, and SpaceX are among the project organisations attending Breakbulk Americas.

A Programme Focused on Project Owners

Under the theme Moving Projects Forward, Breakbulk Americas 2026 introduces a redesigned conference programme focused on connecting project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, logistics providers, and technology companies.

The programme will feature two stages. The Breakbulk Live stage will include headline sessions and an Energy Opportunity Super Session exploring major energy projects over the next 20 years. The new Voices Stage will offer smaller, interactive sessions, including an Innovation Pitch programme showcasing new solutions to project executives and technology leaders.

The event will also introduce NextWave 30, extending the Education Day programme to early-career professionals and providing opportunities to develop the skills needed for the project cargo industry’s future.

Connecting Conqueror Members with the Project Cargo Community

Breakbulk Americas provides freight forwarders with direct access to project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, carriers, ports, and equipment providers, making it an important platform for developing business relationships and identifying new opportunities in the project cargo sector.

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Conqueror encourages its members involved in project cargo and breakbulk logistics to participate in Breakbulk Americas 2026 as a valuable opportunity to expand their professional networks, connect with major project stakeholders, and gain insights into the investment and infrastructure developments driving project cargo demand across the Americas.

As the U.S. enters a significant cycle of investment in energy, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure, the demand for specialised project cargo and logistics services is expected to create new opportunities across the supply chain. Through its partnership with Breakbulk Americas 2026, Conqueror Freight Network strengthens its connection with the global project cargo community while providing its members with opportunities to engage with decision-makers and potential business partners.

Conqueror Nouakchott honoured for advancing Mauritania’s energy and logistics ecosystem

BSMG Shipping Group received recognition during the 2nd National Energy Forum 2026 for its support of industry collaboration and talent development

BSMG Shipping Group, Conqueror member in Nouakchott, Mauritania, has been recognised for its valuable contribution to the 2nd National Energy Forum (NEF) 2026, underscoring its active role in promoting cooperation, innovation, and professional development within the country’s rapidly evolving energy and logistics sectors.

The National Energy Forum brought together key decision-makers, industry experts, logistics providers, and energy companies to discuss the future of one of Mauritania’s most strategic industries. Through its participation, BSMG Shipping Group reaffirmed its commitment to initiatives that encourage knowledge exchange, strengthen partnerships, and help prepare the next generation of professionals for leadership roles in the sector.

As a highlight of the event, the company received a recognition award from the forum organisers in appreciation of its contribution to the success of the second edition. The distinction reflects BSMG Shipping Group’s continued efforts to support projects that contribute to the sustainable growth of Mauritania’s energy and logistics landscape while encouraging greater involvement of local talent.

“We are delighted to receive this recognition from the National Energy Forum. It reinforces our belief that the future of Mauritania’s energy and logistics sectors depends not only on modern infrastructure but also on investing in people,” says Mr Moulaye Idrisse Moulaye Rchid, Business Development Manager of BSMG Shipping Group. “Forums like this create valuable opportunities for dialogue, collaboration, and innovation while inspiring young Mauritanians to contribute to the development of these vital industries.”

The company also expressed its gratitude to the event organisers, sponsors, and partners for delivering a successful forum that fostered meaningful discussions and strengthened cooperation among stakeholders from across the energy and logistics communities.

Congratulations to BSMG Shipping Group on this well-deserved recognition, and best wishes for its continued success!

From Port to Project Site: Conqueror Toronto Delivers Precision Aluminium Coil Logistics

By integrating ocean freight, specialized warehousing, and dedicated trucking solutions, W.T. Express Canada ensures the safe delivery of aluminium coils across Canada and beyond

W.T. Express Canada, Conqueror member in Toronto, Canada, continues to reinforce its reputation as a specialist in project and industrial logistics through its comprehensive handling of aluminium sheet and coil shipments destined for customers across Canada. The company provides an end-to-end solution covering ocean freight, warehousing, transloading, and nationwide trucking, ensuring these high-value products arrive safely despite the operational challenges posed by long distances and extreme weather.

Manufactured in China, the aluminium sheets and coils are shipped by ocean freight in full container loads, with each 20 or 40-foot container carrying two to four coils depending on weight and size restrictions. Each coil weighs approximately 10,000 kg and occupies around 8 CBM, while W.T. Express Canada has the operational capacity to manage projects involving as many as 1,000 coils. The company delivers these products primarily to the construction, transportation, and packaging industries, where customers use them for roofing, siding, automotive components, and beverage packaging.

“Aluminium coil logistics is far more demanding than conventional cargo transportation. Every stage, from ocean freight and warehousing to final delivery, requires specialized equipment, experienced personnel, and rigorous operational controls.  In addition, major rail carriers CN and CP do not accept intact coil shipments to inland cities, meaning cargo must be transloaded at primary ports and delivered to destination by specialized trucking, ” says Mr. Paul Lau, Managing Director of W.T. Express Canada. “Our team has built extensive expertise in managing these complex shipments while maintaining the highest standards of cargo protection, traceability, and efficiency.”

Handling aluminium coils requires meticulous planning and specialized expertise at every stage of the supply chain. Even minor scratches, dents, or contamination can significantly reduce the value of the cargo, while exposure to moisture during Canada’s seasonal weather changes may result in water staining or white rust. Therefore, the cargo must also be secured carefully to prevent coils from telescoping, collapsing, or shifting during transport due to their substantial weight.

To address these challenges, W.T. Express Canada employs heavy-duty forklifts, coil rams, C-hooks, padded lifting slings, and non-marring handling surfaces designed specifically for aluminium products. Moreover, W.T. Express Canada designs its warehouse layouts with ample space to accommodate oversized handling equipment. It implements strict inventory controls to ensure complete traceability of heat numbers, alloy types, thickness, temper, and production lots. The team uses a first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory management system throughout storage to meet downstream manufacturing requirements.

Upon arrival at the port, the company coordinates large-scale container transfers from terminals to its warehouses, then arranges transloading and final delivery with specialized trucking equipment. Depending on the shipment requirements, they deploy curtain-side trailers, tri-axle trucks, and Super B-train combinations to transport the cargo safely across Canada. Their team carefully plans every movement to maintain correct weight distribution and minimize handling risks throughout the journey.

Congratulations to W.T. Express Canada and all the best for their upcoming projects!

Conqueror member in Praia renews APAT Seal of Excellence, reaffirming its commitment to service quality

The APAT distinction underscores Arnaud Logis’ dedication to excellence across every aspect of its logistics operations

Arnaud Logis SA, Conqueror member in Praia, Cape Verde, has once again been awarded the APAT Seal of Excellence. This distinction recognizes the company’s ongoing commitment to quality, professionalism, and outstanding service standards in the logistics sector.

The certificate was officially presented by António Nabo Martins, Director General of APAT, during a visit to Arnaud Logis’ facilities. The ceremony was followed by a tour of the company’s premises, offering an opportunity to showcase its operations and reaffirm its dedication to maintaining the highest industry standards.

Arnaud Logis renews APAT Seal of Excellence

Receiving the APAT Seal of Excellence for another year reflects the company’s continuous efforts to deliver reliable, customer-focused logistics solutions while upholding best practices across every stage of its operations. The achievement also recognizes the commitment and professionalism of the entire Arnaud Logis team, whose daily efforts contribute to maintaining the company’s reputation for service excellence.

“We are honored to receive the APAT Seal of Excellence once again, as it reflects the values that guide our work every day,” says David Cabral Fernandes, CEO of  Arnaud Logis SA. “This recognition belongs to our entire team, whose dedication, professionalism, and commitment to delivering the highest level of service make achievements like this possible. We sincerely thank APAT for this distinction and remain committed to continuously raising the bar for our customers and partners.”

Congratulations to Arnaud Logis on this well-deserved recognition, and we wish them continued success in the years ahead!

Conqueror Riyadh Executes Time-Critical 18-Ton Air Cargo Operation for the Aramco Project

Freight and Logistics Global coordinated a high-priority shipment from Denmark to Saudi Arabia via Belgium, ensuring flawless execution across three countries

Freight and Logistics Global, Conqueror Freight Network’s member in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has completed a time-critical international air freight operation for the Aramco Project, moving 18 tons of cargo across three countries while meeting the highest standards of safety and precision.

The shipment originated in Denmark, transited through Liège Airport (LGG), Belgium, and was delivered to Dammam (DMM), Saudi Arabia. Coordinating a complex movement of this scale required meticulous planning, seamless coordination between multiple stakeholders, and strict adherence to the project’s demanding timeline.

Freight and Logistics Global moves 18 tons of air cargo shipment

Handling cargo for one of the world’s leading energy companies meant that there was no margin for error. Their team managed every stage of the shipment with a strong focus on operational excellence, ensuring that the cargo reached its destination safely and on schedule.

“Every time-critical project is built on careful planning, seamless coordination, and an unwavering commitment to execution. Successfully managing this 18-ton international air freight movement reflects our team’s ability to deliver complex logistics solutions with precision while meeting the demanding standards of the energy sector,” says Mr. Muhammed Ramiz, Vice President – Middle East at Freight and Logistics Global.

The successful execution of this project once again demonstrates Conqueror Riyadh’s expertise in managing large-scale, time-sensitive logistics operations. From international coordination to final delivery, the company leveraged its extensive experience in project logistics and air freight to provide a reliable end-to-end solution for its customer.

Congratulations on successfully pulling off this time-critical shipment and all the best for their upcoming shipments!

SevenLog Takes On a High-Stakes Project Cargo Move From Ghana to Morocco

The operation combines dangerous goods and OOG cargo, two of the most demanding elements in project logistics, managed end-to-end by SevenLog’s cross-border team

SevenLog, Conqueror member in Tema/Accra, Ghana; Lomé, Togo; and Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, is currently overseeing the export of a complex project cargo shipment from Ghana to Morocco. This project brings together two of the most demanding cargo types in the industry: dangerous goods (DG) and out-of-gauge (OOG) freight.

Shipments of this nature leave little room for error. The presence of hazardous materials introduces a strict layer of regulatory compliance, documentation requirements, and handling protocols that must be met at every stage. Alongside this, the oversized dimensions of the OOG cargo demand purpose-built transport arrangements, careful route planning, and precise load management to keep the operation moving safely and on schedule.

“When you’re dealing with a combination of dangerous goods and out-of-gauge cargo in a single shipment, the margin for improvisation is zero,” said Jesse Nuno, General Manager at SevenLog. “Every decision from how the cargo is prepared and documented to how it moves across borders, has to be deliberate and precise. Simply put, this operation is a reflection of what our teams across Ghana, Togo, and Côte d’Ivoire are built to handle, and we’re committed to delivering it to the standard our client expects.”

SevenLog’s team is overseeing every phase of the shipment, from cargo preparation and documentation at origin through to final delivery in Morocco. They are coordinating closely across borders to ensure nothing is left to chance.

Conqueror wishes SevenLog a smooth completion of this operation!

Conqueror Melbourne delivers time-critical project cargo for the Melbourne Grand Prix 2026

Freight-World Corporation demonstrates its expertise in high-stakes logistics with a seamless end-to-end operation from the Middle East to the race track

Freight-World Corporation Pty. Ltd., member of Conqueror Freight Network in Melbourne, Australia, has recently completed a time-critical project cargo operation for the Melbourne Grand Prix 2026, once again demonstrating its ability to deliver under pressure when every second matters.

The project involved the urgent movement of specialized cargo arriving from the Middle East under an extremely tight schedule. From the moment the aircraft landed in Melbourne to the final delivery at the Grand Prix circuit, the Freight-World team meticulously coordinated every stage of the operation, ensuring the shipment reached its destination safely, efficiently, and precisely on time.

“Time-critical logistics is where preparation, expertise, and teamwork make all the difference,” says Mr Michael Muratore, Founder & Managing Director of Freight-World Corporation. ” For this project, every minute counted. Our team carefully coordinated the cargo movement from its arrival in Melbourne through to final delivery at the track, ensuring a seamless operation despite the challenging deadline. Successfully completing this mission reflects our commitment to delivering reliable logistics solutions when our customers need them most.”

Managing logistics for world-class sporting events demands flawless planning, rapid execution, and constant communication among multiple stakeholders. Leveraging its extensive experience in project and event logistics, Freight-World provided a tailored solution that kept the shipment moving without delays and met the strict timelines required by the event.

Congratulations to Conqueror Melbourne for the flawless execution of this time-critical shipment!

Conqueror Pune delivers 140 MT transformer across 3,000 km with flawless heavy-lift execution

The project demonstrates the company’s ability to execute large-scale industrial cargo movements through precise planning and end-to-end logistics management

Atlas Shipping Services Pty Ltd, member of Conqueror Freight Network in Pune, India, has completed the transportation and loading of a 140-metric-ton transformer from a manufacturing facility in China to Tianjin Port, marking a milestone in the company’s portfolio of complex project cargo operations. The oversized transformer travelled approximately 3,000 kilometres from the ex-factory location to the port under carefully planned logistics arrangements that required precise coordination and continuous monitoring.

Atlas Shipping moves a transformer shipment of 140 MT

 

Furthermore, following its arrival at Tianjin Port, the cargo was safely loaded onto a geared heavy-lift vessel, with all vessel fixing and loading operations executed seamlessly.

“Successfully moving a 140-metric-ton transformer over a distance of 3,000 kilometres is a testament to the expertise, planning, and dedication of our team,” says Mr Sushil Gupta, Chairman of Atlas Shipping Services Pty Ltd.  Handling project cargo of this scale demands meticulous route planning, specialized equipment, and close collaboration among multiple stakeholders. Atlas Shipping Services managed every stage of the operation, ensuring that the heavy transformer reached its destination safely and that the loading process was completed without incident.

“From coordinating inland transportation to securing the appropriate heavy-lift vessel and overseeing the final loading operation, we executed every step with precision. We are delighted with the successful outcome and remain committed to delivering reliable project cargo solutions for our customers worldwide,” added Mr. Gupta.

By combining technical know-how with comprehensive project planning and flawless execution, the company continues to provide dependable logistics solutions for large-scale industrial and infrastructure projects across international markets.

Congratulations to Atlas Shipping Services and all the best for their upcoming projects!

 

Conqueror Cairo executes a highly sophisticated Out-of-Gauge international land freight project

They successfully coordinated the cross-border movement of five oversized shutters, overcoming customs, port, and regulatory challenges through meticulous planning and seamless execution

MGL Cargo Services, member of Conqueror Freight Network in Cairo, Egypt, has completed a highly demanding Out-of-Gauge (OOG) land freight project, transporting five oversized industrial shutters from Egypt to Oman. The operation involved five extendable low-bed trailers, each carrying cargo measuring 28 metres in length, 3.4 metres in width, and 4.9 metres in height, with a weight of 49 tonnes. Executing a project of this scale required extensive planning, close coordination among multiple stakeholders, and expert handling across several jurisdictions.

As part of the comprehensive logistics solution, the team managed customs clearance in Egypt and at transit borders, end-to-end land transportation, and all in-transit handling and documentation, ensuring the cargo moved efficiently despite its exceptional dimensions.

 

International OOG shipment by MGL Cargo Services

 

“Our team thrives on projects that demand technical expertise, strategic planning, and flawless coordination,” said Mr Wassim Magdy, Managing Director of MGL Cargo Services. “Successfully transporting these oversized units from Egypt to Oman demonstrates our ability to turn complex logistics challenges into efficient and reliable solutions. Every stage of the operation required collaboration, adaptability, and attention to detail, and I am proud of the commitment our team and partners showed throughout the journey.”

The project presented several operational challenges, including navigating complex Egyptian customs procedures, developing a specialized ferry loading plan for the oversized cargo, securing special approvals for X-ray inspections at Duba’a Port due to the cargo’s height, and obtaining road permits across multiple countries. Through careful preparation and proactive problem-solving, the team successfully overcame each obstacle and completed the shipment safely and on schedule.

Congratulations to MGL Cargo Services on successfully pulling off this complex OOG shipment!