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19 March 2026
NOYTECH
Press Service
NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions has joined the Guild of Logistics Operators, one of the first and most established professional associations in the Russian logistics market.
The Guild unites key industry players: carriers, freight forwarders, customs representatives and warehouse operators with a shared goal: to combine expertise and resources to deliver seamless, end-to-end logistics solutions and contribute to the development of the Moscow region’s logistics infrastructure.
For NOYTECH, this step reflects our continued commitment to strengthening our role as a strategic partner in the supply chain. Membership in the Guild creates new opportunities for meaningful collaboration, open industry dialogue, and active participation in shaping the future of logistics alongside business and government stakeholders.
At the same time, we see strong potential in contributing through NOYTECH’s ecosphere of solutions. By integrating project logistics, multimodal transportation, and customs expertise, we are ready to support Guild members with flexible, end-to-end capabilities, helping simplify complexity, improve efficiency, and unlock additional value across supply chains.
Igor Merkulov, NOYTECH EVP Project Logistics, Customs Services, introduced the company at the Guild meeting, sharing our approach, capabilities and vision as a new member of the community.
We look forward to working together with the Guild and its members to drive the industry forward!
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