Case studies
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Parlogis is a leading logistic service provider for the Icelandic healthcare- and research sector. read more > |
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Le Creuset is a global manufacturer with 22 subsidiaries around the world including the US, UK, Japan and Australia. read more > |
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BoConcept was established in 1952 and is currently a global retail chain with more than 150 BoConcept stores and 100 studios in more than 50 countries around the world. Their distribution centres are located in Denmark, USA and Asia. read more > |
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Labelon provides labels to the retail fashion industry. With six global locations, the company is able to produce labels quickly and efficiently in all the major areas of world-wide fashion production. read more >
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Bouwmaat is one of Holland’s leading builder’s merchants, with over 40 stores. As a retailer to the trade, the company focuses on serving customers, guaranteeing stock availability across 10,000 catalogue items. read more >
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Newitts are a UK based mail order supplier of sports equipment, shipping an average of 400 orders daily as well as achieving a picking level of 98% on orders placed. read more >
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Karl K. Karlsson was founded in 1946, and is now one of Iceland's leading distributors of food, wine & spirits. Karl K. Karlsson imports, sells and distributes various well-known brands in categories such as beverages, food and others to restaurants and retail stores. read more >
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Johan Rönning is Iceland´s leading supplier of electrical products for the professional market and a significant player in white goods consumer products. read more >
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Olis is one of the top 30 companies in Iceland. It sells fuel and other supplies, such as lubricating oil, cleaning products and substances, as well as general consumer goods to companies and individuals. read more >
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Established in 1960, Stilling operates a central warehouse and six retail stores specialising in auto parts. It provides customers with quality service at a countrywide level. Stilling is a family owned company and is among the oldest in its field within the Icelandic market. read more > |
