Geneva - Caspian Container Company SA (Geneva, Head Office)

Geneva - Caspian Container Company SA (Geneva, Head Office) operates as the logistics arm of Integral Group, serving the Greater Caspian (Black and Caspian Sea) region and connecting it with global trade networks. The group positions CCCSA as a key facilitator for container handling, storage and transport to and from the Caspian region, with a view to increasing regional container share and enabling trade flows.

From its Geneva base, CCCSA emphasizes multimodal capabilities, including sea transportation (FCL/LCL, bulk and break bulk), rail transportation (utilizing its own railway codes for 20’/40’ containers and wagons), and on-land transport and haulage within Turkmenistan and across international routes. The company highlights its ability to charter vessels and provide tailored storage and warehousing solutions, along with customs brokerage services in the region. Such services are described as part of a broad, integrated logistics offering designed to support shippers, freight forwarders and importers operating in Central Asia and adjacent markets.

The organization outlines a cross-border, multimodal approach intended to move goods efficiently from Central Asia toward the Black, Mediterranean and broader trade routes, including connections to Europe and China. By leveraging its regional network and capabilities, CCCSA seeks to improve container penetration in the Greater Caspian region and to create backhaul opportunities that support steady, timely deliveries.

In addition to its freight management services, CCCSA emphasizes partnerships with carriers and freight forwarders, aiming to deliver comprehensive solutions that cover container trading, vessel chartering and a range of logistics services. The company presents itself as a professional, solution-driven logistics partner focused on creativity, continuous improvement and reliable execution across its multimodal platform.

Geographically, the Geneva head office anchors CCCSA’s operations within Switzerland while maintaining an emphasis on the Greater Caspian region’s complex trade routes. The profile notes the company’s ambition to facilitate and lead future trade between the Caspian region and global markets, leveraging cross-border freight flows, storage capabilities and streamlined customs processes to support efficient supply chains.