International Ocean Transportation ( NVOCC & OFF )

Proposal for Acquisition of a U.S.-Based NVOCC Company

1. Introduction
A fully operational logistics provider headquartered in Fort Lauderdale FL. , is seeking to acquire a U.S.-based logistics company holding a valid Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) license. This acquisition is a strategic move aimed at expanding our international footprint and offering direct U.S.-inbound and outbound ocean freight services to our existing and future clients.

2. About
• Headquarters: [City, Country]
• Years in Operation: 6 years
• Specialization: Ocean freight
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3. Objectives of the Acquisition
• Obtain immediate entry into the U.S. freight forwarding market
• Operate under a valid NVOCC license issued by the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)
• Establish direct relationships with U.S. ports, carriers, and shippers
• Create a U.S. logistics hub for transpacific and transatlantic trade
• Leverage the acquired company’s existing client base, local knowledge, and regulatory compliance

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4. Target Company Criteria

We are seeking a U.S.-based company with the following profile:
• FMC-approved NVOCC license active and in good standing
• U.S. incorporation
• Clean compliance history with FMC and U.S. Customs
• Optionally: Existing contracts or relationships with customers, vendors, or overseas agents
• Ideally: Experience in handling exports from the U.S.

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5. Proposed Deal Structure
• Transaction Type: Asset or Share Purchase (flexible based on seller preference)
• Target Timeline: 30–45 days from agreement]
• Due Diligence: Legal, financial, operational, and compliance review
• Transition Support: Optional retention of key staff for a limited transition period
• Offer Range: $ 390,000 – based on license value, company assets, and revenue history

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6. Strategic Benefits
• Full regulatory access to the U.S. market under FMC/NVOCC compliance
• End-to-end global logistics coverage from the U.S. and vice versa
• Enhanced value proposition to multinational clients
• Diversification of routes, services, and foreign exchange risk
• Direct service offerings without third-party NVOCC reliance

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7. Conclusion

We view this acquisition as a mutually beneficial partnership—offering the seller a seamless exit or strategic alliance while enabling [Your Company Name] to serve the U.S. market with enhanced capabilities. We are committed to full regulatory compliance and long-term investment in U.S. operations.

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