Domestic logistics
The company stores, handles, and moves goods inside Japan for shippers across industries. It manages warehouses, pickup and delivery, and distribution work for everyday products and industrial items.
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Senko Group Holdings is a Japanese logistics company. It moves goods for other businesses by truck, manages warehouses and distribution centers, and helps customers store, sort, and ship products. Its work sits in the middle of the supply chain, after goods are made and before they reach stores, factories, or end customers.
The company mainly serves manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, and other firms that need dependable transport and inventory handling. It earns money by charging for freight movement, warehouse operations, delivery services, and longer-term logistics contracts. In many cases, customers hand over the day-to-day running of part of their supply chain to Senko.
What makes the business model different is that it combines physical transport assets with warehouse and logistics management. That lets Senko offer a more complete service than a simple trucking company: it can pick up goods, hold them, and deliver them through one network. For customers, that can mean fewer handoffs and simpler logistics planning.
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