ITG Industries
ITG sources automotive parts against OEM references, verifies fitment data and manages the quality tiers of the aftermarket honestly — so distributors know exactly what they're buying.
What we source in this sector
Türkiye is a major automotive-parts producer around Bursa, İstanbul and Konya, supplying OES-grade components to European carmakers. China's Guangzhou and Ningbo aftermarket clusters cover fast movers, electrics and garage equipment at scale.
Cataloguing by OEM cross-reference is the backbone; brake and safety parts are held to ECE R90-type requirements, batteries to transport regulations. ITG's inspection checks reference matching and packaging authenticity carton by carton.
Vehicle-park analysis decides the assortment — the models actually on your roads, not a generic list — and replenishment runs on consolidated monthly programmes with dead-stock discipline.
Dense, high-value cargo suited to consolidation; tyres and batteries planned for weight limits and DG compliance.
Representative project types illustrate the scope of work ITG performs in this sector; they are not claims about specific named clients.
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Freight modes
Sea LCL/FCL, air, road and multimodal — planned against real chargeable-weight mathematics.
Operating hubs
Istanbul, Guangzhou and Kigali, with consolidation warehouses in Türkiye and China.
Destination coverage
The whole of Africa — main East and Central African corridors plus West, North and Southern African ports and inland cities.
ITG publishes market and corridor analysis only with named sources — sector statistics appear as sourced articles in Insights.