Logistics and foreign trade · Chile
Cross-border consolidation hub
A Chilean logistics operator centralised cargo consolidation for the markets it serves into a single facility abroad.
Approvals were issued before the lease commitment came due.
One facility now serves every destination the operator ships to.
Customs treatment was confirmed in writing ahead of the first consolidation.
The model only worked if goods could enter, be regrouped and leave under the right customs treatment, which meant getting three separate authorities to agree on the same reading.
Institutional mapping of every authority with a say in the operation.
Direct liaison with the customs authority on the treatment of consolidated cargo.
Municipal permits for the warehouse and its refrigerated capacity.
A single point of contact holding the whole approval calendar.
Light manufacturing
Nordwind Components
A German automotive supplier opened its first plant outside Europe to shorten the chain toward its North American customers.
The plant shipped its first batch within the window head office had set.
Shared services and BPO
Meridian Shared Services
Accounting and payroll for a multi-country corporation, centralised into a single offshore operation.
The committee approved the investment on the basis of the briefing as delivered.
Energy and infrastructure
Solaris Energía
Self-consumption plants for industrial clients, each held in its own vehicle at the financier’s request.
The master agreement reduced every later negotiation to its annexes.
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