Logistics company for sale

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Buying a logistics company in Switzerland

A useful first comparison of a logistics company should connect the asking price with operating evidence, contractual rights and a workable transfer. Inventory discrepancies, service penalties, one large customer and system or landlord dependence can threaten both cash and continuity.

Operating economics of a logistics company

Review margin by customer and service after warehouse labour, space, transport, packaging, systems and peak capacity. Separate pass-through freight from earned logistics revenue.

Operational checks specific to a logistics company

Check warehouse lease and permits, customer SLAs, inventory controls, claims, WMS rights, subcontractors, equipment, insurance and data integrations.

Handover priorities for a logistics company

Plan customer-by-customer transfer of inventory, system interfaces, cut-off counts, orders, carrier links, access and escalation procedures.

Related acquisition routes for a logistics company

Keep the search broad enough to find adjacent opportunities, then compare the same evidence across each listing. Continue with Transport company or Transport & logistics, or return to all companies for sale.

Questions buyers ask about a logistics company

Which customers remain profitable after warehouse and transport activity?

Review margin by customer and service after warehouse labour, space, transport, packaging, systems and peak capacity. Separate pass-through freight from earned logistics revenue.

Do inventory records and customer-owned stock reconcile physically?

Check warehouse lease and permits, customer SLAs, inventory controls, claims, WMS rights, subcontractors, equipment, insurance and data integrations.

How exposed is the operation to one customer, site or WMS?

Inventory discrepancies, service penalties, one large customer and system or landlord dependence can threaten both cash and continuity.

How will stock and system interfaces be controlled over completion?

Plan customer-by-customer transfer of inventory, system interfaces, cut-off counts, orders, carrier links, access and escalation procedures.