To emphasize its presence in the industrial sector, logistics provider Onet Logistique has rebranded as Onet Logistique & Production. Specializing in on-site logistics within the Onet Group, the entity has simultaneously established a management structure with two divisions-Performance & Data, and Innovation & Digital Transformation. Its business operates 80% with aerospace, broader industry, energy transition, and transportation clients. “Our ambition is clear: to design and deploy customized logistics and industrial solutions capable of sustainably boosting our clients’ performance,” states Guillaume de Montessus, CEO. The provider currently operates at 120 sites in France, ranked 10th among Top 3PL in France with logistics revenue of €351M, employing over 3,500 people.
Onet Logistics Rebrands with ‘& Production’ Addition
To emphasize its presence in the industrial sector, logistics provider Onet Logistique has rebranded as Onet Logistique & Production. Specializing in…
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