Yues International Holdings Group Limited, an investment holding company, provides a range of logistics services for customers supply chain in the People's Republic of China. The company operates through four segments: Transportation Service, Warehousing Service, In-Plant Logistics Service, and Customisation Service. The Transportation Service segment offers delivery of production materials, components, and finished goods. It also provides sea transportation and international freight forwarding agency services. The Warehousing Service segment offers provision of inventory storage and management services. The In-Plant Logistics Service segment offers a range of in-house services at customers' manufacturing plants, including management of the movements of production materials and components, and work-in progress to the production lines, as well as finished goods to the factory gates of the relevant customers. The Customisation Service segment offers labelling and bundling services. It serves customers from various industries, including large customers from the beverage, textile, and pharmaceutical industries. The company was formerly known as Goal Rise Logistics (China) Holdings Limited and changed its name to Yues International Holdings Group Limited in May 2022. Yues International Holdings Group Limited was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Guangzhou, China.
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