About DLS
Who is Davos Logistic Solutions?+
Davos Logistic Solutions (DLS) is a Namibian road freight operator running FMCG distribution, cold chain transport, cross-border freight between South Africa and Namibia, and corridor freight from Walvis Bay into Zambia and the DRC Copperbelt. The company operates 30 vehicles and is headquartered in Windhoek, Namibia with an office in Rosebank, Johannesburg.
Where is DLS registered?+
DLS is registered in both Namibia and South Africa. Our Windhoek headquarters manages fleet operations, FMCG distribution, and refrigerated transport across Namibia. Our Rosebank, Johannesburg office manages RSA-Namibia cross-border operations and growing in-country South African freight activity.
How many vehicles does DLS operate?+
DLS operates 30 vehicles across all service lines: 10 super-link flatbeds, 5 super-link tautliners, 2 tri-axle reefers, 2 tri-axle flatbeds, 6 medium trucks, and 5 mini trucks. Truck brands include Iveco 440 Trakker, Iveco 480 Stralis, Hino 700, and MAN.
Are all DLS vehicles dangerous-goods rated?+
Yes. All 30 DLS vehicles are dangerous-goods rated and certified for hazardous material transport. This covers mining reagents (sulphur, lime, caustic soda), chemical inputs, and other DG-classified cargo on all active corridors.
Does DLS track its vehicles in real time?+
Yes. Every vehicle in the DLS fleet is tracked 24/7 via Cartrack. Location, speed, driver behaviour, and geo-fence alerts are monitored continuously. For clients moving high-value cargo, DLS can provide tracking access and trip reporting on request.
Who are DLS's main clients?+
DLS's client base includes Namibia Breweries (Heineken), Meatco Namibia, Coca-Cola Namibia, Imperial Logistics, CIC Holdings, FP Du Toit Transport, SkyNet Namibia, City of Windhoek, Namcol, AMTA, Namibia Institute of Pathology, and Kambwa Trading. All listed relationships are current and active.
Services & Fleet
What services does DLS offer?+
DLS runs three service lines: (1) Heavy Haul and Corridor Freight — super-link flatbeds on the Walvis Bay to Copperbelt and DRC corridors; (2) FMCG Distribution and RSA-Namibia Cross-border — daily routes, dedicated protocols; (3) Refrigerated Transport — cold chain for meat processing and agri-produce across Namibia.
Can DLS handle refrigerated cargo?+
Yes. DLS operates a dedicated reefer fleet — 2 tri-axle reefers at 28 tonnes each — for Namibia's meat processing and agricultural sector. We run refrigerated loads for Meatco Namibia and AMTA between Windhoek, Walvis Bay, and Cape Town. Temperature monitoring is in place on all refrigerated runs.
How quickly can DLS be mobilised?+
DLS guarantees 30-day mobilisation from contract award to first deployment. For emergency cargo (such as time-sensitive cold chain or breakdown replacements), DLS has historically responded within 4–24 hours. Contact us directly for urgent requirements.
Corridors & Cross-border
What corridors does DLS operate?+
DLS operates four active corridors: (1) Walvis Bay to Ndola / Kitwe — Zambia Copperbelt, ~12 days transit; (2) Walvis Bay to Lubumbashi / Kolwezi — DRC, ~16 days transit; (3) Johannesburg to Windhoek via Trans-Kalahari Corridor, ~2 days; (4) In-country Namibia FMCG distribution from Windhoek to all major centres.
Does DLS operate in the Zambia Copperbelt?+
Yes. DLS operates the Walvis Bay to Copperbelt corridor, moving mining inputs and FMCG northbound and copper cathode and concentrate southbound. Transit time is approximately 12 days to Ndola. The route is active — DLS is currently moving cargo on it.
Does DLS operate into the DRC?+
Yes. DLS operates into Lubumbashi and Kolwezi in the DRC with the same compliance and tracking protocols as the Zambia corridor. Transit time is approximately 16 days via the Trans-Caprivi corridor and Kasumbalesa border (Zambia/DRC).
Does DLS manage its own border documentation?+
Yes. DLS manages SADC transit documentation for all cross-border movements in-house. This includes customs clearance documentation, transit permits, and border protocols. We work with established clearing agents at Walvis Bay and at all active border posts: Ariamsvlei, Ngoma, Trans-Caprivi, Kazungula Bridge, and Kasumbalesa.
Working With DLS
How do I request a freight quote?+
Fill in the quote request form on our Contact page. Provide your cargo type, origin, destination, estimated weight or volume, and preferred collection date. DLS will respond within 24 hours with availability, a rate indication, and relevant compliance documentation.
Can I contact DLS via WhatsApp?+
Yes. DLS is available on WhatsApp at +264 851 296 238. WhatsApp is commonly used for logistics procurement in Namibia and DLS responds actively. You can also use the floating WhatsApp button on this website to open a direct chat.
Can DLS provide compliance documentation for supplier onboarding?+
Yes. DLS maintains full compliance documentation for KYC, supplier onboarding, and tender submission processes. This includes DG certificates, Cartrack tracking confirmation, maintenance contract documentation, and SADC transit permit records. Contact us to request a compliance pack.
Does DLS work with freight aggregators and 3PLs?+
Yes. DLS operates as a haulage partner for freight aggregators, logistics principals, and 3PL operators. We offer qualified Namibian-registered fleet capacity, DG certification, and SADC transit documentation. See our Partner With Us page for details or contact us directly to discuss a haulage framework.
Where are DLS offices located?+
DLS has two offices: Headquarters at ERF 8216, Nguni Street, Windhoek, Namibia (+264 851 296 238 | info@davoslogistic.com), and a South Africa office at The Link Building, 1F, 173 Oxford Rd, Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196.
