SDG Group – Smart, Sustainable Global Freight

SDG Group is a global logistics enterprise specialised in the integrated transport of goods and the efficient, responsible management of international supply chains. With operations spanning sea, air, rail and inland terminals, SDG Group provides end-to-end freight solutions that are both innovative and sustainable, fully aligned with the environmental and digital transitions shaping the logistics sector.

Operating under the mission “Moving bulk. Moving responsibly,” the SDG Group serves industrial, agricultural and commercial clients worldwide, ensuring the reliable flow of raw materials and finished products across continents with minimal environmental impact.

🔷 Business Divisions

• SDG Lines
  Provides short sea and deep sea maritime shipping services connecting key ports across Europe, North Africa, and the Americas. The fleet prioritises energy-efficient vessels and optimised routing to reduce emissions in bulk and container transport.
  
  

• SDG Airlines
  Offers sustainable air cargo logistics with a focus on time-sensitive and high-value freight. Operations integrate carbon offset programmes and next-generation aircraft solutions.

• SDG Railway
  Manages long-distance freight rail services across Europe and beyond, connecting industrial hubs and major ports. SDG Railway is committed to modal shift strategies that promote decarbonisation.
  
  

• SDG Inland
  Delivers inland rail-based freight transport within regional and national networks, ensuring a seamless interface between ports, production centres and distribution areas.
  
  

• SDG Terminals
  Operates a network of sea and inland dry terminals, supporting multimodal logistics through efficient cargo handling, digital integration, and value-added services such as storage, customs and rail-port interconnectivity.

• SDG Bulk Logistics
  Handles the maritime and inland transport of dry and liquid bulk, combining large-scale logistics with digital monitoring, sustainable routing, and seamless integration with rail and terminal networks.