Mr. Nanmanus Witthayasakpant, CEO of Sino Logistics.

Over the past decade and a half, SINO has built a strong foundation serving clients across multiple industries with freight forwarding and end-to-end logistics solutions. Today, it stands as one of Thailand’s leading providers and is accelerating efforts to scale its international footprint. 

From Humble Beginnings to Strategic Growth 

Founded in 2010 as Sino Connections Logistics, the company initially focused on sea freight services along the Thai–U.S. trade lane. Within three years, it launched its affiliate Inter Connections Logistics (ICL) to offer land transport solutions and gradually added air freight and project cargo to its portfolio. 

By 2019, SINO expanded to Laem Chabang, adding customs brokerage, clearance services, and warehousing. The transformation into a fully integrated logistics provider was formalized in 2021 with a rebrand to Sino Logistics Corporation. 

In 2023, a major milestone was reached: SINO was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) with registered capital of 520 million baht. That same year, the company opened its second warehouse and solidified its ISO tank operations, reinforcing its vertical integration. 

“We started with just eight employees and a focus on sea freight,” said Mr. Nanmanus Witthayasakpant, CEO of Sino Logistics. “Through steady expansion—new services, new affiliates, and new locations—we’ve transformed into a comprehensive logistics provider. Our SET listing is proof of that journey.” 

Leading Thai–U.S. Trade and Building Global Connectivity 

SINO currently ranks third globally in freight volume on the Thai–U.S. trade lane and holds the top spot in Thailand. Its network affiliations with WCA, PPL, and X2 enable high-volume shipping across key markets. Its strong ties with shipping lines and forwarders enhance agility and preparedness for industry shifts. 

In 2024, SINO secured C-TPAT certification from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, validating its commitment to secure, efficient, and compliant international logistics. 

ASEAN Expansion Underway 

To solidify its regional leadership, SINO is extending operations across Southeast Asia. In 2023, it launched two joint ventures—Sino Worldwide Logistics Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia and a new entity in Vietnam—to support exports across the U.S., Europe, and China–ASEAN corridors. Plans for a new office in Indonesia are set for Q3 2025. The company also aims to boost shipping volumes and increase its presence across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. 

“We’re not just growing—we’re building interconnected networks,” said Mr. Nanmanus. “From new offices to regional trade lanes, our focus is to unlock opportunities across emerging markets.”

Scaling Infrastructure and Warehousing 

SINO is heavily investing in warehousing infrastructure. The latest addition—a new free zone warehouse in Laem Chabang Industrial Estate—adds 7,992 square meters to the company’s footprint. Combined with existing facilities, SINO now operates over 28,000 square meters of warehouse space. 

The new warehouse is already fully leased—an indicator of customer trust and strong demand. Further expansion is planned in Rayong, alongside increasing the company’s tractor fleet to support both domestic and cross-border transportation. 

In the air freight sector, SINO is preparing to merge with an air freight forwarding company to grow capacity and customer reach. The move supports its ambition to reach 10 billion baht in revenue within five years. 

Client Trust and Partnership Power 

Beyond infrastructure and services, SINO credits its success to enduring client and partner relationships. 

“Our customers have been at the heart of our journey since day one,” said Mr. Nanmanus. “We thank them for their trust and support, and we remain committed to delivering enhanced services—from competitive pricing and optimal capacity to expanded warehousing and improved air solutions.” 

He also acknowledged the company’s long-standing partners. “We’ve been fortunate to work with reliable, sincere partners who’ve grown with us. They’ve played a pivotal role in helping us reach where we are today.” 

Looking Ahead 

Looking ahead, SINO will continue to expand its footprint by opening new offices across Southeast Asia, extending its transportation supply chain, and further strengthening its air and sea freight capabilities. In tandem, the company plans to broaden its warehousing network, invest in cross-border trucking, and deepen its involvement in high-potential trade routes across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. 


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