FLS Group has entered a strategic partnership with Philippines’ specialist AC Logistics, a subsidiary of the Ayala Corporation.
“This partnership signifies a new era for project logistics in the Philippines,” said Christopher Schnieders, global director of projects at FLS Group, which specialises in complex project logistics across diverse industries in 13 countries. AC Logistics brings local expertise, robust resources and a commitment to sustainable operations to the venture. “By combining our global expertise with AC Logistics’ local strengths, we can deliver exceptional value to our clients and help achieve national development goals,” he added.
FLS Group added that this collaboration aligns with the Philippines’ push for renewable energy and infrastructure investments, including the government’s target of achieving 50 percent renewable energy by 2025. The partners will focus on supporting solar, wind, and offshore installations with advanced logistical solutions; enabling the delivery of critical components for airports, seaports, bridges, and railways; and strengthening the Philippines’ position as a strategic manufacturing hub.
Erry Hardianto, president and ceo of AC Logistics, added: “This collaboration further enhances our ability to drive operational excellence and innovation. We are excited to work with FLS in creating solutions that empower our customers and contribute to the country’s progress.”
Earlier in January, HLPFI reported that FLS Group had acquired a stake in Antrak Logistics Philippines. Antrak Logistics has been involved in the mining, energy and infrastructure sectors in the Philippines since its creation in 2008.
From left to right: Erry Hardianto, AC Logistics and Torbjoern Larisch, FLS Group.FLS Group has entered a strategic partnership with Philippines’ specialist AC Logistics, a subsidiary of the Ayala Corporation.
