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A.P. Moller Capital Completes The Acquisition Of Vector Logistics

A.P. Moller Capital Completes The Acquisition Of Vector Logistics. Following the announced signing earlier this year, A.P. Moller Capital and RCL FOODS are pleased to report the closing of the purchase of Vector Logistics by A.P. Moller Capital.

Vector Logistics is South Africa’s leading frozen infrastructure logistics operator, providing multi-temperature warehousing and distribution, supply chain intelligence, and sales and merchandising solutions. The company’s substantial network of warehouses provides reliable cold chain infrastructure for food products, which increases shelf life and reduces food waste.

Having purchased Vector Logistics, A.P. Moller Capital is ready to support the company’s continued growth, capitalizing on its extensive network and long-standing history of investing and operating in Africa. A.P. Moller Capital will also see to the continued implementation of a strong Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) agenda at Vector Logistics to ensure a sustainable future.

“Over the past 18 years, Vector Logistics has grown significantly, and A.P. Moller Capital is committed to furthering the growth of Vector Logistics and providing our customers with market leading solutions to their cold chain business. A.P. Moller Capital is guided by an ethos of ‘doing well while doing good’ and we see Vector Logistics as a clear example of that. We look forward to pursuing a bright future together,” said Joe Nielsen, Partner at A.P. Moller Capital.

A.P. Moller Capital is a value-add infrastructure fund manager focused on high growth markets and part of the A.P. Moller Group. The company’s investments support sustainable economic growth and prosperity in the markets where it operates while delivering consistent and competitive returns.

Urbanisation and a growing global middle class drive an ever-increasing demand for infrastructure investments. Through its investments the company aims to facilitate food security, unlock supply chain bottlenecks, and slow global warming. The company also invests in critical infrastructure and renewables in high growth markets where the infrastructure funding gap is most profound while always carefully selecting assets and actively mitigating risks.

By Thomas Chiothamisi
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