Yeme Logistics Ltd was incorporated in February 2022 and holds an active Worker (A-rated) sponsor licence under the Skilled Worker route. The company is registered at a residential address in Leeds, LS14 6WJ, which suggests a small, recently established operation. Its SIC codes cover freight transport by road (49410) and other service activities incidental to land transportation (52219). In practice, this means the business moves goods by lorry or van and may provide ancillary services such as load handling, packing, or logistics coordination. The precise services offered are not publicly documented, but for a company of this size, work probably involves regional or national distribution contracts rather than large-scale international haulage. No evidence currently points to international operations, so international presence cannot be confirmed. The sponsor licence indicates that Yeme Logistics is hiring or intends to hire overseas workers under the Skilled Worker scheme. Applicants would need to meet Home Office requirements for the role and salary. With no web presence or further filings, public information about staffing, turnover, or clients is limited. Anyone considering sponsorship should verify current vacancies and the company's track record before applying. The A rating means the Home Office treats the sponsor as compliant with its duties, but it does not guarantee any particular job offer. As a newly formed enterprise, operations may still be developing. Prospective applicants should be prepared for a small company environment and confirm that the role and sponsorship terms are clearly stated.

Yeme Logistics Ltd was incorporated in February 2022 and holds an active Worker (A-rated) sponsor licence under the Skilled Worker route. The company is registered at a residential address in Leeds, LS14 6WJ, which suggests a small, recently established operation. Its SIC codes cover freight transport by road (49410) and other service activities incidental to land transportation (52219). In practice, this means the business moves goods by lorry or van and may provide ancillary services such as load handling, packing, or logistics coordination. The precise services offered are not publicly documented, but for a company of this size, work probably involves regional or national distribution contracts rather than large-scale international haulage. No evidence currently points to international operations, so international presence cannot be confirmed. The sponsor licence indicates that Yeme Logistics is hiring or intends to hire overseas workers under the Skilled Worker scheme. Applicants would need to meet Home Office requirements for the role and salary. With no web presence or further filings, public information about staffing, turnover, or clients is limited. Anyone considering sponsorship should verify current vacancies and the company's track record before applying. The A rating means the Home Office treats the sponsor as compliant with its duties, but it does not guarantee any particular job offer. As a newly formed enterprise, operations may still be developing. Prospective applicants should be prepared for a small company environment and confirm that the role and sponsorship terms are clearly stated.