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Phone Number+65 6225-6262
Email Address[email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected]
Address22 Boon Leat Terrace, Singapore – 119863
Main Websitehttp://www.ocscourier.com.sg/Default.aspx
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About Overseas Courier Services

Company has operated since 1958. Its original head office was based in Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo. The company was established by a consortium of major Japanese newspaper publishers, including The Asahi Shimbun and The Yomiuri Shimbun. Company became the exclusive wholesale distributor for these publications. Its service philosophy centres on speed, reliability, economical rates, and operational simplicity.

Internally, Company maintains a secure, in-house information management system with backup facilities. This protects client data across all shipment categories. The company expanded its services during the 1980s to include domestic and international express delivery. Growth in internet accessibility later led them to add e-commerce delivery support for clients ranging from government offices to multinational corporations.

Company provides instant shipment visibility through the company’s website. Customers can track documents, parcels, and cargo shipments at any stage of transit. The system covers domestic deliveries within Singapore as well as international parcel express services. IATA carnet-supported cargo, including dangerous goods, is also monitored through the same tracking framework from customs clearance to final delivery.

They operate as a direct courier, cargo, and logistics service provider in Singapore and Malaysia. It manages door-to-door delivery, customs declarations, and trucking services through its own infrastructure. The company’s supply chain role spans courier handling, cargo clearance, and logistics coordination, rather than relying solely on third-party carrier networks for service delivery.