About Toll

Toll is the Asian region's leading provider of integrated logistics services, generating annual consolidated revenue of $9 billion and operating an extensive network of over 700+ sites throughout more than 45+ countries across the Asian region.

Toll's access to transport and infrastructure assets includes road fleets, warehousing, ships, air freight capacity, ports and rail rolling stock.

These assets when combined with operational expertise and technology solutions, are aimed at driving supply chain efficiencies to deliver best practice in supply chain management for Toll's diverse customer base.

Snapshot of Toll
History
Our Unique Model

Snapshot of Toll

Group Snapshot as at June 2008 (PDF)
Corporate Profile Snapshot June 2008 (PDF)

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History

The Toll business was founded in 1888 by Albert Toll in Newcastle hauling coal with horse and cart. It became part of the Peko Wallsend Group in the 1960s when it transported goods associated with diversified mining and manufacturing activities.

In 1986 Toll was sold to a management buyout team led by current Managing Director Paul Little and former Chairman Peter Rowsthorn, and in 1993 Toll listed on the ASX.

Since listing on the ASX, Toll has progressively built and grown its unique logistics model in response to increasing customer demand for a complete end-to-end logistics solution, incorporating the critical components of operational expertise, scale, diversity of services and technology solutions.

Today, Toll is one of the Asian region's leading providers of integrated logistics services.

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Our Unique Model

Our unique model is built on Toll managing transport and logistics assets to deliver integrated logistics solutions to our customers striving for supply chain excellence. When combined with smart technology connecting all services and interfacing with customers, provides a powerful point of differentiation. This integrated customer service offering is sought after in the market place, globally.

As a leading logistics participant within the Asian region, Toll is strategically positioned to provide customers with services that enhance their competitiveness in the markets in which they operate.

Toll is positioned with strong management, financial capacity, integration skills and a positive operational management drive to capitalise on domestic and international opportunities.

The provision of an integrated logistics service offering that incorporates international linkages to important regional sourcing markets within Asia, specifically China, is key to Toll's strategy in satisfying current and future customer requirements.

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