comma before and after 'but' [conjunction]: provides this but, as a

[Heliss]

Are these commas necessary here?

The company provides freight services but, (is this comma necessary here?) as a the carrier division, (is this comma necessary here?) it also operates as carrier.

 

[RayOSyCenteLlaS!**]

If the information between commas can be ommited, then use the commas!If not viceversa.


Regards

 

[srta chicken]

Ray is right.

Please be aware that the punctuation of the sentence you have is correct / formal, but many people will punctuate it this way (which is more conversational):

The company provides freight services, but as a the carrier division, it also operates as carrier.