- Recognized for introducing shared logistics systems and industry-specific, tailored SCM solutions

- Highly praised for leading the logistics equipment rental market and establishing DX-based total solutions

Korea Logis Pool (KLP), a core affiliate of the comprehensive logistics trailblazer LOGISALL Group, announced that it was honored with the Grand Prize in the Distribution Logistics category at the ‘2026 Korea Logistics Awards’ ceremony, held at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) on May 22.

Hosted annually by the Korean Logistics Society, the ‘Korea Logistics Awards’ is a benchmark event dedicated to discovering and honoring forward-thinking companies and individuals who have significantly driven the development and elevated the global stature of South Korea's logistics industry.

KLP secured this prestigious accolade in recognition of its pioneering implementation of an advanced shared logistics infrastructure across various sectors, successfully building a resilient and seamless logistics environment through hyper-optimized Supply Chain Management (SCM) solutions.

In close synergy with its sister affiliates, Korea Pallet Pool (KPP) and Korea Container Pool (KCP), KLP runs a nation-wide logistics equipment pooling framework, leading the industry in driving asset-sharing efficiencies. Notably, the company has been widely praised for spearheading the technological advancement and occupational safety of the heavy equipment sector as South Korea’s largest operator in the industrial equipment and forklift rental market, moving far beyond conventional third-party logistics (3PL) services.

Leveraging its massive reservoir of accumulated customer data, KLP currently deploys 'industry-specific, high-touch logistics models' meticulously tailored to high-demand sectors such as CVS (convenience stores), franchises, e-commerce, and manufacturing. Through these proprietary frameworks, KLP provides customized SCM services to more than 350,000 corporate clients, fueling productivity growth across the entire supply chain ecosystem.

Furthermore, KLP is aggressively accelerating the digital transformation (DX) of modern logistics sites. Rather than merely integrating standalone automated facilities or robotics, the company has established a comprehensive 'Total DX Solution' that systematically orchestrates end-to-end operational processes. This commitment to execution is backed by the 'L-HRD (Logistics-Human Resources Development)' roadmap, a premier internal framework designed to continuously cultivate top-tier logistics experts and enhance organizational capability.

"This recognition validates KLP’s long-standing dedication to the core values of shared logistics and sustainable operational innovation," said Cho Sung-jae, Head of KLP’s SC Solution Business Division, who accepted the award. "Moving forward, we remain strictly committed to sharpening our clients' competitive edge through high-caliber logistics services rooted in our founding philosophy of 'Co-existence and Co-prosperity,' while continuously strengthening the global competitiveness of South Korea’s overarching logistics sector."

Meanwhile, an exclusive industry-academia cooperation session hosted by LOGISALL Group drew immense attention from industry leaders and academics alike at the KLS Spring Academic Conference, which was held in tandem with the awards ceremony. The session featured in-depth, high-level discussions on domestic and international research trends and strategic execution frameworks regarding 'LAPI (Logistics Alliance for Physical Internet),' a uniquely tailored Korean-style Physical Internet model positioned as a cornerstone strategy for the future of global logistics.