Noatum Logistics Doubles Trucking Fleet to 850+ Vehicles

Nov 2, 2026

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Noatum Logistics, part of AD Ports Group, has doubled its trucking fleet to over 850 vehicles delivered across six months.

The new fuel-efficient units support Euro 5 emissions standards and are equipped with GPS tracking connected to a centralised control tower, enabling real-time shipment visibility.

This expansion allows the company to offer overland cross-border transport as an in-house capability, strengthening its regional service offerings.

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