SCGJWD Freight Expands Digital Services and Becomes Thailand’s First NSP-Certified Logistics Operator

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SCGJWD Logistics Public Company Limited (SJWD) has unveiled a new phase of growth for its freight business following the spin-off and restructuring of SCGJWD Freight late last year. The company has transformed the unit from a traditional freight forwarder into a fully integrated import-export service provider with advanced digital capabilities, becoming the first logistics firm in Thailand to be certified as a National Single Window Service Provider (NSP) for customs e-data integration.

Under this expanded model, SCGJWD Freight is targeting a 70% revenue increase over the next five years, rising from 1.5 billion baht to 2.5 billion baht by 2029.

According to Mr. Bunn Kasemsup, Co-Chief Executive Officer of SJWD, the transformation reflects the company’s commitment to differentiate itself in the highly competitive ASEAN logistics sector. The revamped SCGJWD Freight now operates across three business segments: sea and air freight forwarding, customs clearance and documentation, and digital import-export data services — the latter serving as a key new growth driver.

The new digital services respond to rising demand for streamlined customs procedures via Thailand’s National Single Window (NSW), which electronically links import-export transactions with government and private sector systems. This market is valued at more than 3.3 billion baht and continues to expand as companies move away from time-consuming paper-based processes.

Following significant investment in its data transmission platform, SCGJWD Freight successfully achieved NSP certification from National Telecom Public Company Limited (NT), becoming Thailand’s first logistics firm to receive this qualification. The company launched Phase 1 of its electronic customs data service on April 1, 2025, initially serving SCG Group customers, with broader services to external clients and other government agencies planned for Phase 2.

By 2029, SCGJWD Freight expects to rebalance its revenue mix to 50% from freight forwarding, 40% from non-freight services, and 10% from its growing digital business. The expansion is part of SJWD’s long-term strategy to strengthen profitability while cementing its leadership in integrated, technology-driven trade services across the region.


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