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“For over 150 years, MOVe has been transporting and storing goods for customers around New Zealand. But as the world changes, so our company also needs to evolve to achieve our goal of being a world leading, integrated supply chain provider across Australasia.
For the past year, we have been resetting our business, recognising those areas that need improvement and seeking out opportunities for growth. We have redefined our strategy and have set ambitious growth targets that will deliver value for our shareholders. We are putting the foundations in place that will allow us to expand our market presence, grow our footprint and optimise our earnings while delivering better service for our customers.
While there is still work to be done, we are confident we have the people, the strategy and the passion to achieve our goals. New Zealand has a plethora of truck operators and warehouse owners, but few have the scale, strength and expertise to deliver a seamless end to end supply chain solution for business customers across the country.
While the operating environment is creating challenges for businesses, it is also presenting opportunities for those with the desire and resources to grow as competitors wane. At MOVe, our goal is to keep our customers moving – providing reliable, innovative and efficient solutions to transport, store and deliver their goods. We make it easy for our customers, using technology, expertise and our assets to create tailored solutions which meet their needs. ”
MOVE Logistics Group Limited FY22 Annual Report
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