Who owns toll

Applying Industry Research Industry Classifications. Company Type: Public Company. What does Toll Holdings Limited do?

Freight - Provides a full range of international freight forwarding including air, sea, rail and road freight and advanced supply chain management services. Logistics - Offers a range of contract logistics and end-to-end supply chain solutions across the globe and remote areas. Business Services - Provides assorted services such as data encryption service, information logistics, recruitment, relocation service and mailroom service.

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Despite having the name "global express", Toll's express business operates only in Australia. Apart from documents and parcels, it also moves cars and other large cargo on trucks, trains and planes.

It was struggling before COVID, partially because of sloppy IT systems , but losses deepened after the pandemic reduced demand for its services — particularly from retailers as they shut stores — and it was hit by two cyber attacks. Toll's forwarding business involves managing complicated supply chains, and providing logistics and customs services to companies that import and export goods.

The logistics business provides services for big companies that need distribution centres built and operated. Toll will still be involved in e-commerce supply chains through its logistics business but, after selling the express division, will not own the trucks that make home deliveries.