Prime Global Logistics is celebrating 10 years in business, marking a decade of growth from a one-person consultancy to a leading global logistics partner.
Founded in 2016 by managing director Mundi Puvanendran, Prime Global Logistics was established after Puvanendran experienced first-hand the limitations of conventional logistics models that prioritised process over client outcomes.
“At the time, I found myself advising my own logistics provider on more efficient and cost-effective freight routes,” Puvanendran said. “It became clear that the industry was locked into convention. Prime Global Logistics was built on the belief that logistics should work around the client, not the other way around.”
That client-first, problem-solving mindset has been the driving force behind the company’s rapid growth.
Prime Global Logistics has grown to a team of 27 employees operating across Australia and Vietnam, with a growing Brisbane office supporting east coast energy, resources and infrastructure projects, and further expansion into the US planned for 2026.
The company’s portfolio of major energy projects reflects its capability to deliver at scale, having supported the Yangibana rare earth project, the Coburn mineral sands project, Grants lithium project, Bald Hill lithium and tantalum mine expansion, and the Pilgangoora lithium project.
In December 2025, Prime Global Logistics was appointed logistics management partner for Green Steel of WA’s Collie green steel mill – a significant partnership supporting Australia’s transition to low-emission manufacturing.
Working alongside Green Steel of WA and its broader logistics partners, the company has spent the past 12 months designing an ultra-efficient national logistics strategy to support construction, equipment supply, scrap flows and finished product distribution.
This partnership adds to the roster of global clients who trust the business to deliver efficiency and reliability across their supply chains, including the likes of MTG and Metelec.
Providing clients with a global reach while maintaining a local touch remains the core differentiator for Prime Global, with specialised teams on the ground in Brisbane, Perth and Ho Chi Minh City, backed by extensive worldwide networks.
Alongside commercial growth, Prime Global has maintained a commitment to community impact.
Since 2021, the company’s annual Charity Golf Day has raised more than $300,000 for Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation and Hero Hunter Foundation, supporting sick children and their families. Prime Global is also proud to financially support the Perron Institute, a leader in delivering research on a broad spectrum of neurological conditions to the international community.
Looking ahead, Prime Global Logistics is positioned for continued expansion, with plans to scale its operations and partnerships globally.
“Reaching 10 years is a milestone we’re incredibly proud of,” Puvanendran said. “It’s also a moment to recognise our clients, partners and team – and to keep pushing forward. The opportunities ahead are bigger than ever, and we’re just getting started.”
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