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MNX Global Logistics Acquires Logical Freight Solutions

MNX Global Logistics has acquired international logistics solutions provider Logical Freight Solutions P/L (LFS).

Founded in 1994 in Melbourne, Australia, LFS serves the healthcare industry, including life science, ag-bio, diagnostics, therapeutics, proteomics, medical devices, microbiology, genomics, chemicals, radiopharmaceuticals, instruments, spare parts and all consumables for these industries. LFS has locations in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the U.S.

LFS complements MNX’s growing international capabilities and proven ability to reliably deliver time- and temperature-sensitive shipments—a key consideration for the industries LFS and MNX serve. MNX offers a global footprint that will be particularly enhanced in the Asia-Pacific region with the addition of LFS.

“The pace of growth in patient-centric medicine, with its strict requirements for temperature-controlled transportation and time-definite delivery, underscores the role that specialty time-critical logistics providers will continue to play in the life sciences and healthcare industries,” said MNX CEO Paul J. Martins. “LFS shares our customer-centric culture and geographic footprint. This combination allows our new and existing customers to experience an expanded suite of logistics services tailored specifically for the healthcare, life sciences, and medical device industries around the world.”

LFS CEO Steve Cheetham is enthusiastic about the potential for the combined business.

“Since its inception, Logical Freight Solutions has steadily built an infrastructure and specialized expertise that provides our customers with true door-to-door service, from internal supplier to end-user,” said Cheetham. “Joining MNX further propels the growth of our business and service offerings across new geographies, and gives our customers access to a diversified range of logistics services and new technologies.”

This acquisition is part of a series of strategic moves to drive global growth and provide exceptional service to healthcare and life sciences customers. With expanded capabilities, MNX is positioned to support customers looking to grow throughout the entire Asia-Pacific region and the world.

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