Sarjak Container Lines strengthens Vietnam footprints partners with Vantage Logistics Corporation

Strategic agency partnership enhances nationwide project logistics capabilities across Vietnam for industrial and infrastructure sectors
As Vietnam continues to emerge as one of Asia’s fastest-growing industrial and manufacturing hubs, Sarjak Container Lines has announced a strategic agency partnership with Vantage Logistics Corporation, strengthening its capabilities to serve customers across one of Asia’s most dynamic project logistics markets.
The partnership brings together SCL’s expertise in project logistics, breakbulk, out-of-gauge (OOG) cargo and specialised equipment with Vantage’s established operational network across North, Central and South Vietnam. Together, the companies will offer integrated logistics solutions for customers undertaking complex industrial and infrastructure projects throughout the country.
Driven by expanding manufacturing investments, supply chain diversification and significant infrastructure development, Vietnam is witnessing growing demand for specialised logistics solutions capable of handling oversized cargo, heavy-lift movements and multimodal project execution. The partnership positions both companies to support this evolving market with stronger local execution and international project logistics expertise.
Nirav Thakkar, Regional Head, Asia Pacific, Sarjak Container Lines, said, “Vietnam has become one of Asia’s most important industrial growth markets, creating significant opportunities for specialised logistics solutions. Strengthening our presence in the country is a natural step in SCL’s Asia-Pacific growth strategy. Through our partnership with Vantage Logistics Corporation, we are creating a seamless Vietnam to worldwide destinations that combine global expertise with strong local execution, enabling customers to move complex cargo with greater confidence, efficiency and reliability.”
The partnership will deliver integrated solutions covering landside transportation, breakbulk, out-of-gauge (OOG) cargo, specialised equipment and competitive ocean freight services. While SCL brings international project logistics expertise and specialised equipment capabilities, Vantage will provide nationwide sales, operational execution and customer support, enabling customers to benefit from a coordinated, end-to-end logistics experience.
Philip Diep, Chairman, Vantage Logistics Corporation, said, “Vietnam’s continued industrial expansion is increasing the need for logistics partners that combine local market knowledge with international project expertise. Together with Sarjak Container Lines, we are well positioned to support customers with responsive operations, reliable execution and comprehensive logistics solutions that help deliver complex industrial and infrastructure projects across Vietnam.”
The partnership will primarily support customers operating across the oil & gas, energy and infrastructure sectors, where dependable execution and specialised logistics capabilities are critical to project success.
The collaboration forms part of Sarjak Container Lines’ broader strategy to strengthen its presence across high-growth Asian markets by building trusted local partnerships that enhance customer service, expand operational reach and deliver greater value for increasingly complex supply chains.
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