08.01.19
Marken has acquired PCX International based in Japan. PCX operates from its Tokyo headquarters to coordinate the delivery of over 3,000 clinical trial shipments per month. This acquisition strengthens Marken's existing supply chain footprint in Japan, which will add capacity for domestic and international clinical shipments.
PCX was founded in 2008 as a specialist courier serving the Japanese clinical trials industry. It has since established a reputation for high quality service with strong local provider and airline relationships. PCX manages over 200 highly trained drivers covering the nation and currently provides collection and delivery services for Marken's existing company in Japan.
"The acquisition of PCX provides Marken with direct control of 200 specialist drivers and other partners in Japan," said Wes Wheeler, chief executive officer, Marken. "The addition of this new network satisfies our need for a greater physical presence locally in Japan and provides a platform for more expansive services to the local clinical client base. We look forward to welcoming the PCX team to the Marken family and meeting with our clients to discuss their clinical supply chain needs."
PCX was founded in 2008 as a specialist courier serving the Japanese clinical trials industry. It has since established a reputation for high quality service with strong local provider and airline relationships. PCX manages over 200 highly trained drivers covering the nation and currently provides collection and delivery services for Marken's existing company in Japan.
"The acquisition of PCX provides Marken with direct control of 200 specialist drivers and other partners in Japan," said Wes Wheeler, chief executive officer, Marken. "The addition of this new network satisfies our need for a greater physical presence locally in Japan and provides a platform for more expansive services to the local clinical client base. We look forward to welcoming the PCX team to the Marken family and meeting with our clients to discuss their clinical supply chain needs."
