Shenzhen - Shenzhen Space Logistics Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen, Head Office)
Shenzhen Space Logistics Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Shenzhen Fuyou Holdings, is headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company began operations in 2015 and has been licensed as a NVOCC by the Ministry of Communications of the People’s Republic of China. Space Logistics positioned itself early as a pioneer in railway freight for China–Europe freight trains, leveraging the multilateral capacity of multiple train platforms and carriers to support China–Russia and China–Europe railway container movements.
Over time, Space Logistics expanded its service portfolio beyond railway freight. Beginning in 2017, the company diversified into global logistics solutions, offering ocean shipping, air shipping, and trucking services to meet the needs of international supply chains. This broadening of capabilities reflects a shift toward a more integrated multi-modal approach, enabling customers to coordinate shipments across different transport modes through a single logistics partner.
In 2021, Space Logistics further broadened its scope by developing a global LCL (less-than-container-load) platform. This initiative aims to support the bulk freight segment on a global scale, improving options for customers who require flexible containerized cargo solutions that do not fill a full container.
The company’s evolution highlights its emphasis on intermodal logistics, international freight services, and the strategic use of technology and platform resources to manage rail, ocean, air, and road transportation. While Space Logistics maintains its core strength in rail freight operations—particularly for regional China–Europe and China–Russia routes—it continues to position itself as a diversified provider capable of handling a wide range of freight requirements, from project cargo and time-sensitive shipments to consolidated LCL movements and standard trucking needs.
As a participant in the Chinese freight logistics landscape, Shenzhen Space Logistics demonstrates compliance with national regulatory standards governing NVOCC operations and seeks to align with evolving industry practices to deliver reliable, accountable, and transparent logistics solutions for customers across multiple sectors. The company’s Shenzhen base situates it in a major Asian logistics hub, enabling connections to global shipping lanes, airfreight networks, and rail corridors that support cross-border trade and supply chain resilience.
