PLA introduces AT-abray in Turkmenistan

PLA are excited to introduce that At-abraý, current member in Uzbekistan, is also now representing Turkmenistan in Project Logistics Alliance.

Since its founding in 2013, At-abraý has grown into one of the most prominent logistic companies in the CIS region providing a full range of services in the sphere of worldwide transport for any type of cargo.

At-abraý is committed to providing personalised logistics solutions crafted by the company’s experts to improve efficiency within their clients’ supply chain processes at competitive rates while building long-term partnerships. At-abraý established the first and only container line in Turkmenistan “Turkmenline” which has 300 containers in stock. They are also the charterers of “Turkmenistan” and “Berkarar” sea vessels. By having its own fleet of vehicles and seagoing vessels, they can offer the most favorable rates for transportation.

Key Services:Project Cargo – Special Machinery and Equipment for various industries, Government and Military Cargo; Export and Transit of Cargo via Turkmenistan to Europe and Turkey for petroleum (fertiliser, PPO/PPE), textile (cotton and yarn), and agricultural products (wheat); Air Freight – worldwide network of trusted agents both for import and export cargo, including dangerous and perishable goods; Ocean Freight – charterer of the seagoing vessels “Turkmenistan” and “Berkarar” in the Caspian Sea. At-abraý can offer the most favorable tariffs and services for sea transportation (Container, Bulk, Ro-Ro, Door-to-Door); Land Transport – integrated freight transportation links trucking network across 6 continents (Semitrailer, Refrigerator, Auto-train, Platform); Rail Freight – extensive experience in the field of organizing railway and multimodal transportation (Boxcar, Gondola Car, Cistern, Flat Wagon); Add-on Services – Real-Time Tracking, Warehousing, Port Services, Ship Management and Stevedoring, Container Supply, Border Customs Clearance.

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