HomePublicationsConsultancyILOS's market intelligence project gathers information on the costs and risks of a new logistics operation between the United States and Europe.
ILOS's market intelligence project gathers information on the costs and risks of a new logistics operation between the United States and Europe.
A Brazilian company wanted to expand its operations by producing a new product and increasing the regions it served. The company's main target was Europe, and the new production plant was to be located in the United States. However, the company had no prior experience operating in this new market and was unfamiliar with the costs and logistical capabilities required to operate the new product in the desired regions.
To assist this company, ILOS gathered information, through direct contact with carriers, port terminals, and shipping companies, on logistics costs from production in the US to final delivery to European customers, as well as the potential risks of the operation.
With the consulting services provided by ILOS, the client gained a clear understanding of the logistical challenges and costs involved in their intended new business venture.
project type
Market analysis
Segment
Energy
Mapping of logistical costs and risks in operations between the US and Europe.
Challenge
A Brazilian energy company wanted to expand its area of operation and internationalize its business.
The primary target market was Europe, and the first production plant was to be located in the USA.
There was no knowledge of the costs, needs, and logistical capabilities of international logistics operators.
ILOS solution
ILOS gathered essential information from various international operators across all links of the supply chain.
Potential risks of the operation were also mapped.
ILOS collected and analyzed the costs of the operation, from production in the US to final delivery to European customers.
Results
With the consulting services provided by ILOS, the client gained a clear understanding of the costs and logistical challenges they would face in their new business.