A logistics company that works towards quality services every day
Macco Muti, the founder of Macc Logistics, has six years of experience in the transport and logistics industry.
Monique Adams
The entity offers transportation, warehousing, logistics and supply-chain management.
His aim with starting his business was that he saw the need to create jobs for fellow Namibians. “It also serves as an institutional response in terms of the government’s efforts of promoting small and medium business enterprises in all sectors of the economy and encouraging previously disadvantaged people to take ventures in the mainstream of the economy,” he says.
With every business that operates, there are challenges and Macc Logistics struggles with fuel prices that are always on the increase. However, with so much experience acquired over the years, they normally ask their customers to meet them halfway.
Being an SME in the current Covid-19 pandemic, the company has achieved a lot by being able to retain its employees during these difficult times.
In the next five years, Muti hopes to enter the cold supply chain and in doing so they will try to increase transportation efficiency and reduce the time to deliver goods.
At the moment they have one driver and two working employees. “Our company culture is that we move anything movable; we are very flexible in terms of our operating hours.”
How the company gives back to the community is by offering unemployed graduates the opportunity to acquire experience by helping with the day-to-day operations of the business.
“At Macc Logistics we view success as a team that works well together and respects one another. We prioritise being agile and flexible in the way that we move products and deliver on time,” Muti says.
The entity offers transportation, warehousing, logistics and supply-chain management.
His aim with starting his business was that he saw the need to create jobs for fellow Namibians. “It also serves as an institutional response in terms of the government’s efforts of promoting small and medium business enterprises in all sectors of the economy and encouraging previously disadvantaged people to take ventures in the mainstream of the economy,” he says.
With every business that operates, there are challenges and Macc Logistics struggles with fuel prices that are always on the increase. However, with so much experience acquired over the years, they normally ask their customers to meet them halfway.
Being an SME in the current Covid-19 pandemic, the company has achieved a lot by being able to retain its employees during these difficult times.
In the next five years, Muti hopes to enter the cold supply chain and in doing so they will try to increase transportation efficiency and reduce the time to deliver goods.
At the moment they have one driver and two working employees. “Our company culture is that we move anything movable; we are very flexible in terms of our operating hours.”
How the company gives back to the community is by offering unemployed graduates the opportunity to acquire experience by helping with the day-to-day operations of the business.
“At Macc Logistics we view success as a team that works well together and respects one another. We prioritise being agile and flexible in the way that we move products and deliver on time,” Muti says.
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