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GLOTRANS ESTABLISHED THE SECOND GLOTRANS HO CHI MINH TRANSACTION OFFICE ON THE 5TH FLOOR OF H2 BUILDING - 196 HOANG DIEU - WARD 8 - DISTRICT 4 - HO CHI MINH CITY
Wearing the main color of blue, white, and GLOTRANS's brand identity, with a modern, safe and fresh working environment to improve production and business efficiency, GLOTRANS HO CHI MINH 2 at H2 BUILDING - 196 HOANG DIEU was officially put into operation.
Glotrans wishes to be closer to customers and partners near and far, marking an important development step of Glotrans Vietnam system.
After 11 years of operation and development, Glotrans HCM has made many great strides in terms of service scale and quality, built a customer system stretching from North to South, agent system in many countries and have domestic and international customers.
To achieve the results we are today, we understand the value that our customers bring. Our expertise, experiences, efforts to learn and create all come from our motivation: to meet customer requirements. We are extremely grateful and cherish those values.
Continuing the road ahead, it is forecasted that there will still be many difficulties and challenges in business activities. Not allowing ourselves to stop moving, Glotrans HCM in particular and Glotrans Vietnam in general, we continue to strive, overcome and bring Glotrans to develop deeper, wider and more professional.
The establishment of the second Glotrans HCM office has confirmed in the market the determination and long-term development direction of Glotrans Vietnam, expanding the logistics market.
Glotrans would like to sincerely thank, customers and partners who have always supported, trusted and accompanied the development of Glotrans.
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