IMGS Group

ained a trusted maritime partner for the worlds leading shipping companies, port authorities, trading houses, and NGOs since 1962. Inception:
Established in Canada in 1962 to provide logistical support, project design, and cargo management services to local Canadian originators, traders, exporters, and port authorities


Growth:
Through the 1980s, IMGS Group expanded to destination ports. With a focus on the growing Middle East market, IMGS Arabia was born in the port city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. IMGS Group went on design, commission, and operate bulk cargo operations throughout the Kingdom; subsequently, expanding to Kuwait, Iraq, Oman, and the home of its current regional headquarters in the United Arab Emirates


Expansion:
Through 1990, the IMGS team looked to Africa to continue expanding. Starting with hub offices in Djibouti, Beira, Durban, and Dakar, the Group began offering its customized services to local customers. At this point, IMGS Group was also appointed as a preferred stevedoring/discharging contractor for the United Nations World Food Program and the United States Agency. The Group added a manufacturing division (Rapidpack), Ship Agency Network, and started primary investments in destination Logistics facilities. The keen focus of management is the vertical integration of the group. IMGS owns and operates Cargo Terminals in Asia, Africa, and North America; owns and manufactures the world’s largest fleet of mobile cargo handling equipment, and now provides its customized services across the globe


Network:
The IMGS Group now operates through a growing network of 65 ports globally. Not only does the team have a multinational group of talented team members, but also a network of formidable contacts, connections, associates, and partners worldwide. Second to none in the industry, ensuring efficient and top-quality project ex*****on. Future:
To consistently respond to challenges and opportunities through tireless innovation, daring creativity, and nurturing trust with our partners, customers, and the international commodities industry