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Aramex Global Solutions - information about carrier

Aramex is a global express, mail shipment and logistics services business, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The business was founded by Fadi Ghandour and Bill Kingston in 1982. It is the first Arab-based company to be noted on the NASDAQ stock market. Bashar Obeid serves as the company's CEO. Aramex has roughly 13,800 staff members in 54 countries and a network consisting of 40 independent express companies.

Fadi Ghandour co-founded Aramex soon after getting his BA in government from George Washington University, with his organisation partner, Bill Kingson in 1982. Kingson, a buddy of Ghandour's daddy and owner of a little courier business in the New York location, talked about the business with Fadi Ghandour after he had actually revealed interest in the company. After their conversation, Kingson proposed a partnership to develop a carrier business in the Middle East with Ghandour.

The business began operations in Amman, Jordan. Arab American Express aimed to become the first carrier business in the Middle East. Within 2 years, the company's name was shortened to Aramex.

In 1984, the company's operations were less than $1 million in revenue. Aramex provided Airborne Express 50% ownership of the business for $100,000, that year. Aramex moved its headquarters to Dubai, United Arab Emirates in 1985.

During summer season 2001, Abraaj Capital, the first personal equity company in the Middle East, proposed Aramex a leveraged buyout deal that would take the company off of the NASDAQ stock exchange. The offer was accepted and Abraaj Capital acquired the majority of Aramex for $65 million in February 2002. Abraaj obtained 75% of Aramex and made 6% of its shares readily available to business staff members in the type of stock.

In 2003, DHL acquired Airborne Express, Aramex's main United States partner. This resulted in Airborne Express leaving the Airborne Alliance. In the same year, Aramex took control of the alliance and co-founded the Global Distribution Alliance (GDA), an international alliance of 40 reveal business with combined revenues of $7.5 billion. Aramex is chairing the alliance which uses a shipment management system developed by the company.

As part of its growth strategies, Aramex concluded a series of acquisitions, including Priority Airfreight, InfoFort, Freight Professionals and TwoWay-Vanguard.

Aramex developed REDe, a service aimed at making it possible for business to begin offering their items online, in early 2012. Aramex introduced Aramex Bio, a medical courier service in March 2014. In 2019, Aramex got Saudi Tal for Commerce and Contract Company to broaden its operations in Saudi Arabia.

Aramex Global Solutions - Parcel tracking statuses

The parcel has been delivered to a safe place suggested by the recipient
Parcel has arrived at destination hub
The parcel is released from Customs
The parcel has been manifested
Delivered
The parcel has been delivered to a locker or collection point and is ready to be collected by the recipient.
Scanned awaiting duties/payment
Arrived at Facility
Parcel Dropped Off
Parcel processing at final carrier Hub
Parcel eManifested for Departure
The goods have arrived at a city/hub
Shipping information received by APG
Parcel has been Processed at the Origin hub
The goods have left a city/hub and are in transit
The parcel has left the delivery depot for the recipients address
The carrier has a query concerning the recipients address (i.e. Unable to locate, incorrect post code etc.)
The parcel has been left at the local post office for collection
Parcel at Local Consolidation Hub
Parcel Departed Origin Airport
The parcel is with Customs (Specific reason)
The parcel has been processed at carrier facility
The parcel is ready for collection at the store and it has not been collected after a period of time.
The Shipment has been collected from destination by the carrier
Parcel has arrived at destination hub - partially received
Parcel Received at Destination Airport
Return Label Issued to Customer
Out for Delivery
Parcel to Be Delivered by Local Carrier
The carrier attempted to deliver the parcel but was unable to access the recipients address to deliver or leave a calling card (e.g. Closed office building, gated development etc.)
The carrier attempted delivering the parcel but could not deliver.
In Transit to Local Consolidation Hub
Parcel in Transit
Parcel Departed Origin Country
The recipient has arranged a delivery with the carrier
Parcel Available for Pickup at Collection Point
Parcel Processed
The parcel is in transit (NB: This could either be en route to a country, hub, delivery depot)
Parcel cleared by customs
The recipient no longer resides at the delivery address