K.R.C. Transport & Service Co.,Ltd's business as container care service provider has continuously expanded for more than six years. The company offers the maintenance service for more than 800,000 TUEs of containers per year.With growing success,the company plans to open the new service location for heavy load containers,packaging and transportation.
      Moreover,The company is eyeing the expansion to the third service location at Saha Thai coastal sea port in Samut Prakarn province in hope to build and integrated sea port as well as creating the first and only Free Zone by the Chao Phraya River. The growth has underlined its role and the biggest care center for container in Thailand and Asia Pacific,as it is acknowledged by both domestic and overseas clients.
      K.R.C. 's strength is our service location close to the Laem Chabang Port.It helps our customers save cost and provide convenience for them.We take pride in offering world class quality service with systematic operation.We also invest in technology and innovation," said Mr.Thaweesak Karuchit,President and CEO of K.R.C. Transport & Service Co.,Ltd.
      We have brought IT system to impove the organization,which is in line with our customers' needs as well.We also regard quality and systematic control very seriously,and since we are supported by the BOI,we have good magement,and very cleared goals.
      Expansion of K.R.C. 2 and 3
      With growing success of the first K.R.C. location,the needs for new service locations have been constantly raised.The company plans to increase its capacity by opening the second container depot,merely 8 kilometers from the first location,and will further expand to K.R.C. 3 at Saha Thai coastal sea port in Samut Prakarn province.
      K.R.C. 2 will offer its conventional service as container depot as well as adding new service offerings such as providing service location for heavy load containers,packaging and transportation etc. In addition,K.R.C. 3 at Saha Thai coastal sea port is an investment to provide additional services to the existing infrastructure in hope to build an integrated sea port as well as creating the first and only Free Zone by the Chao Phraya River.