Lincoln Cargo Ltd has been active since March 2015, registered at Companies House under number 09491230. Its base is on the second floor of Heathrow Cube, 9 Arkwright Road, Slough, putting it within a short drive of Heathrow Airport's cargo operations. The company's SIC codes are 49410 (freight transport by road) and 50200 (sea and coastal freight water transport). This dual registration implies a business involved in moving goods across different modes of transport. In practice, a company with these codes might arrange trucking for domestic collections and deliveries, and also book space on coastal or ocean-going vessels for larger consignments. It could also handle the associated paperwork, customs clearance, and tracking that freight movement requires, though none of those details are officially confirmed. Lincoln Cargo holds a Worker (A rating) sponsor licence under the Skilled Worker visa route, which authorises it to hire staff from outside the UK for eligible roles. That licence is a strong indicator the company participates in the legal recruitment of international workers, either because it has done so or plans to. The scale of the workforce is not public; given the nature of the industry and the size of the office, it is likely a small- to medium-sized operation. Whether its sea freight activities extend beyond UK coastal waters is unclear from the available records. Nevertheless, the combination of road and sea capabilities places it in the broader logistics sector, and its location near Heathrow could also imply involvement in air freight logistics, although that is a reasonable inference rather than a documented fact.

Lincoln Cargo Ltd has been active since March 2015, registered at Companies House under number 09491230. Its base is on the second floor of Heathrow Cube, 9 Arkwright Road, Slough, putting it within a short drive of Heathrow Airport's cargo operations. The company's SIC codes are 49410 (freight transport by road) and 50200 (sea and coastal freight water transport). This dual registration implies a business involved in moving goods across different modes of transport. In practice, a company with these codes might arrange trucking for domestic collections and deliveries, and also book space on coastal or ocean-going vessels for larger consignments. It could also handle the associated paperwork, customs clearance, and tracking that freight movement requires, though none of those details are officially confirmed. Lincoln Cargo holds a Worker (A rating) sponsor licence under the Skilled Worker visa route, which authorises it to hire staff from outside the UK for eligible roles. That licence is a strong indicator the company participates in the legal recruitment of international workers, either because it has done so or plans to. The scale of the workforce is not public; given the nature of the industry and the size of the office, it is likely a small- to medium-sized operation. Whether its sea freight activities extend beyond UK coastal waters is unclear from the available records. Nevertheless, the combination of road and sea capabilities places it in the broader logistics sector, and its location near Heathrow could also imply involvement in air freight logistics, although that is a reasonable inference rather than a documented fact.