ITL cements position at European logistics event

ITL cements position at European logistics event

By participating in the Transport Logistic & Air Cargo Europe Exhibition and Conference 2025, ITL Corporation has affirmed its international position as a trusted commercial bridge between Vietnam and the world.

The company has also committed to investing in advanced technologies and sustainable development, aligning itself with the promising future of the global logistics industry.

Held on June 2-5, the world’s largest event in logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management took place in Munich, Germany.

This year’s event brought together over 2,700 exhibitors from 73 countries and attracted over 77,000 visitors from more than 130 countries and regions. Notably, the share of international exhibitors was 65 per cent, up from 60 per cent in 2023.

“Transport Logistic 2025 has impressively shown the central role that logistics plays in our connected world. It is the lifeline of the global economy. Without smooth supply chains, our everyday life would come to a standstill,” emphasised Stefan Rummel, CEO of Messe München, the organiser of the event.

At the global platform for the logistics industry, where strategic partnerships are forged, technology roadmaps are shaped, and reconnections take place, Vietnam had a standout representative: ITL Corporation, participating as an official exhibitor. This marked ITL’s first appearance at the event, with its professionally designed and well-prepared booth attracting a large number of visitors and international partners.

Under the leadership of group CEO Ben Anh and with the participation of the CEOs, heads, and managers from ITL Corporation, ITL Aviation, and ITL Freight Management, ITL showed the image of a dynamic, pioneering Vietnamese logistics enterprise reaching out to the international market.

The logistics and air cargo conference focused on three pillars: digitalisation, sustainable development, and AI; trends that ITL has been seriously investing in to meet the increasing demands of global markets. ITL’s presence also sent a strong signal of its commitment to building adaptive supply chains in an increasingly volatile world.

In the first five months of 2025, Vietnam’s total trade value reached $355.79 billion, up 15.7 per cent year-on-year. This reflected increasingly higher demand for international supply chain connectivity. The World Bank also forecast global trade growth of 1.8 per cent this year, further confirming the essential role of logistics in supporting economic recovery and ensuring the uninterrupted flow of goods.

In this context, ITL continues to affirm its role as a bridge between Vietnam and the global trade network.

“Participating in the event not only enhanced ITL’s brand image in the international logistics market, but also opens up numerous partnership opportunities to accompany the growth of Vietnam’s foreign trade,” said group CEO Ben Anh.

Over the past 25 years, ITL has consistently expanded its scale and enhanced its operational capacity. Its consistent presence at global logistics forums reflects ITL’s strong commitment to creating sustainable, practical value for customers and partners.

With a goal to become a billion-dollar logistics enterprise in Vietnam, ITL will continue to push for innovation, optimise its operations, and invest in digital transformation and high-quality human resources to flexibly adapt to global market uncertainties.

“ITL believes that only companies with a global mindset, those that lead trends and stay committed to sustainable strategies, can fully seize opportunities and thrive in a volatile world,” Ben Anh added.

VIR