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 Charia-Thelessis vessel in the port of Pristlav | |
Native name | Charia-Thelesis Stallitzlas |
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| public | |
| Industry | Freight transport |
| Founded | November 8, 1969 |
| Headquarters | Drevstran |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | Container shipping and terminals, logistics and freight forwarding, ferry and tanker transport, Air transportation, Hotel |
| Revenue |  $12.5 Billion solidus |
| $2.52 Billion solidus | |
Number of employees | 20,000 (As of 2020) |
Charia-Thelesis Kösport, more often simply known as Charia-Thelesis or CT is a Drevstranese conglomerate that arose in 1969 from the diversification of the original shipping company active in ocean and inland freight transportation and associated services, such as supply chain management and port operation. The conglomerate is based in Pristlav, Drevstran with subsidiaries and offices across the world and more than 13,000 employees worldwide. It is one of Drevstran's "Big Four" alongside Oldo-Lugos Holding, Siranko Group, and Ferrett Group.
Today, Charia-Thelesis encompasses the Charia-Thelesis Marine Corporation, Charia-Thelesis Hotels and Resorts, Charia-Thelesis Air Services Corporation, Charia-Thelesis Air Cargo Services Corporation, and Charia-Thelesis International Storage and Services Corporation. All of which have a number of subsidiaries with their own internal divisions. In 2015, Charia-Thelesis acquired another famous Drevstranese company : the Kulpanitsan travel leisure freighter Frönenz.
Corporate Affairs
Charia-Thelesis Maritime Transport
Charia-Thelesis Tengeri Stallitzlas is the original company of the group. It was founded in 1919 after the Drevstranese Civil War under the name of Pristlav Shipping Consortium and quickly grew to the demand of foreign goods to support the country' reconstruction. In 1941, it merged with Decapolis Transport, a fret company based in Barbellon operating since 1872. It was then that the company took the name of Charia-Thelesis Transport. In 1969, land fret between Berbellon and Pristlav was separated into its own company : Charia-Thelesis Road Transport (Lush : Charia-Thelesis Utika Stallitzlas). The rest of the company took its modern name to avoid confusion and the two were grouped under the Charia-Thelesis Group umbrella.
Nowadays, CTTS possess a fleet of over 100 ships calling on 180 ports worldwide. Its main lines are called the Kulpanitsa Loop, the Trans-Periclean, Trans-Salacian, and the Bel.E - Ozeros line.
Charia-Thelesis Utika Stallitzlas
CTUS is both a Package delivery and Supply chain management company. It operate primarily in Drevstran and other countries around Lake Kulpanitsa and Eastern Belisaria in general. It takes care of a wide array of goods, from package and courriers to Truckload shipping, in addition to an internal logistics segment.
Charia-Thelesis Légi Stallitzlas
CTLS is the Group's air transport company. It possess its own Air Service and Air Cargo Service branches.
Charia-Thelesis Hotels and Resorts
CTHR was created in the 1980s and operate a wide array of hotels and resorts in Drevstran, but also in other countries such as Ostrozava or Latium.