JUPITER GROUPS
Jupiter Groups operates within the Jupiter Global Limited framework, a worldwide logistics provider with its corporate head office in Hong Kong and a network of 55 branches across 24 countries. Since commencing operations in 1988, the group has focused on delivering reliable and efficient global logistics services to a broad range of customers. The organization emphasizes a comprehensive approach to cargo movement, covering airfreight and sea-freight forwarding, as well as express services and related logistics activities.
The company outlines a full-service model for transporting cargo by air, sea, and land from the shipper’s location to the consignee worldwide. This coverage is supported by a substantial global network, which the group asserts enables service delivery at both origin and destination points. The breadth of operations is complemented by experience in international forwarding, with facilities and presence in multiple markets aimed at ensuring dependable service for customers with international shipping needs.
Among the services highlighted, the Express offering—particularly through On Board Courier (OBC) and related rapid shipping modes—is positioned as a fastest and efficient solution for urgent shipments. Typical items cited include important documents, software, blueprints, samples, and other time-sensitive materials, underscoring the company’s focus on speed and reliability in freight movements.
Jupiter Global Limited also notes activities in third-party logistics and airport ground handling, areas that support a broader logistics value chain beyond core freight forwarding. The group describes itself as continually developing and striving to guarantee customer satisfaction, leveraging its worldwide network, experience, and facilities to meet diverse logistics requirements. While the available material highlights core capabilities in air and sea freight and express services, the company presents itself as a globally oriented logistics partner capable of coordinating shipments across borders and across modes of transport.
