- CEO
- David Fridenson
- Full Time Employees
- 378
- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Trucking
- Address
- Israel Ports Park Ashdod TA Israel 26113
- IPO Date
- Feb 26, 2007
- Business
- Fridenson Logistic Services Ltd (FRDN.TA) provides comprehensive logistics and supply chain solutions in Israel and worldwide. The company offers international freight forwarding through its Fridenson Air Ocean division, including ocean freight for inbound, outbound and third-party shipments from major seaports, air freight from key airports, customs brokerage, and cargo insurance; inland transport via Fridenson Logistic Services with a fleet of hundreds of trucks and specialized equipment for containers, car carriers, liquids and gases, oversized cargoes, heavy loads, hazardous materials, and out-of-gauge items; warehouse solutions through Fridenson Generation Logistics Centers, encompassing open and closed storage, refrigerated and frozen facilities, hazardous materials handling, and distribution services in Haifa, Ashdod, and Be’er Sheva; as well as procurement management and raw materials supply via Fridenson Fri-Trade for industries including chemicals, automotive, infrastructure, security, and consumer goods. Fridenson Logistic Services Ltd serves sectors such as industry, infrastructure, energy, automotive, food, and consumer goods, with operations focused primarily in Israel and international networks through agents at global seaports and airports. Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Azur, Israel, the publicly listed company employs around 400 people and maintains subsidiaries including Fridenson Air Ocean, Fridenson Logistic Services, Fridenson Generation Logistics Centers, and Fridenson Fri-Trade. Recent developments include a logistics agreement with Apollo Power for solar panel production machines, a partnership with China Motors for relocating transportation brands, and ongoing execution of Phase 1 of the Desiro HC electric trains project for Siemens, alongside complex projects such as transporting 80-ton reactors and transformers from Shanghai.