Corporate Body

TNT Limited

From
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Functions
Transport and Logistics
Website
http://www.tnt.com.au/
Reference No
ACN 008 427 021
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Summary

TNT Limited replaced Thomas Nationwide Transport Limited.

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Details

From their Web site, January 2002: "As one of Australia's largest integrated express, logistics and mail companies we offer a comprehensive range of services to handle your express documents, parcels, freight, mailroom, warehouse and logistics supply chain requirements."

Timeline

 1946 - 1986 Thomas Nationwide Transport Limited
        TNT Limited

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