Shanghai - OperAsia Forwarding (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Shanghai)
Shanghai - OperAsia Forwarding (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. began as OperAsia Forwarding Ltd. in Hong Kong in 2003, establishing a presence in Asia with offices in Hong Kong and China. In 2011, the company formed a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE) in Shanghai to oversee and manage shipments into and out of China and Asia. The group emphasizes its historical roots as a 100% Spanish-owned logistics provider with a regional footprint in key Asian ports.
Sea freight is a core component of OperAsia’s offering. The company positions itself as a multimodal transport provider capable of handling groupage, full container loads (FCL), and buyer's consolidation services (LCL/FCL). It supports project cargoes to accommodate complex industrial shipments and maintains weekly consolidation services from major Chinese ports, including Shanghai, to destinations across Europe, West Africa, and other ports in North Europe. The organization reports direct consolidations from principal ports to ensure reliable transit to Europe, Central and South America, and other regions. With established relationships and priority agreements with shipping lines, OperAsia emphasizes capacity protection and competitive rates for FCL cargo.
Air freight is another pivotal service for OperAsia, focusing on timely delivery for urgent shipments. The company notes significant activity in air cargo, maintaining close carrier relationships to ensure goods reach their destinations swiftly and in good condition. In addition to air and sea services, OperAsia highlights intermodal capabilities and a broad logistics portfolio that includes road transport and warehousing support, enabling end-to-end supply chain solutions. The presence of a WFOE in Shanghai reflects the company’s commitment to local operations, quality control, and direct management of shipments within China and across Asia.
OperAsia’s service spectrum is complemented by a focus on regulatory compliance and global reach. The firm references experience in global trade, a network of offices, and a capability to design logistics solutions tailored to various sectors. While the core narrative centers on ocean and air freight, the company’s offering extends to multimodal integration, customs-related activities, and warehousing to support efficient, compliant, and traceable supply chains. Overall, OperAsia positions itself as a reliable, experience-driven forwarder with a regional foothold in Shanghai and broader Asian operations, aiming to connect China with international markets through a combination of sea, air, and intermodal logistics capabilities.
