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Dynasty Shipholding Ent

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What Dynasty Shipholding Ent does.

Dynasty Shipholding Ent was founded in 1994 and has been operating in the logistics industry for 25 years. The company offers road, air, and sea freight services, as well as warehousing. It has 10 owned offices in Europe and China, and 55 long-term partners, covering almost 80% of the international freight market. The company is based in Hong Kong and focuses on the changing logistics market after the coronavirus outbreak and the 'one belt one road' plan. Edmond Wong is the Chief Executive Officer. The company has a team of people working daily to satisfy customers worldwide.

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