About Penavico
Chinese international shipping agency founded in 1953 and headquartered in Beijing, known as Penavico, part of the COSCO Shipping group and regarded as the country's largest ship agency.
Its core offer comprises port agency for tramp and liner vessels, owner's and cargo services, customs declaration, international transhipment and freight forwarding, with a network of over eighty port offices and three hundred service outlets across China. Each line is presented on its official website with product pages, ranges and contact channels for distributors and professional customers, making it possible to assess assortment, specifications and coverage before starting a business relationship.
Its natural market is shipping lines, shipowners and vessel operators calling at Chinese ports, as well as cargo interests needing local representation, documentation handling and port-call coordination along China's entire coastline. For an international buyer or partner, the official listing makes it possible to verify the company's identity, specialisation and scope of operations without relying on intermediary portals.
Its core offer comprises port agency for tramp and liner vessels, owner's and cargo services, customs declaration, international transhipment and freight forwarding, with a network of over eighty port offices and three hundred service outlets across China. Each line is presented on its official website with product pages, ranges and contact channels for distributors and professional customers, making it possible to assess assortment, specifications and coverage before starting a business relationship.
Its natural market is shipping lines, shipowners and vessel operators calling at Chinese ports, as well as cargo interests needing local representation, documentation handling and port-call coordination along China's entire coastline. For an international buyer or partner, the official listing makes it possible to verify the company's identity, specialisation and scope of operations without relying on intermediary portals.