DP World today announced the opening of a new contract logistics distribution center in Bang Na, which increases the company’s logistics capacity in Thailand and enhances its ability to support customers in key manufacturing and consumption sectors.
Distribution Center Details
This center, with an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, is located in a modern industrial park and is recognized as a distribution hub in the Greater Bangkok area. The center is connected to the Lam Chabang port and major manufacturing centers in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).
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Services Offered
The distribution center provides storage and distribution services for time-sensitive and high-value products, including consumer electronics, semiconductors, and automotive shipments. The center operates 24/7 and assists businesses in managing critical inventories and maintaining reliable flows in domestic and international supply chains.
Jini Tan, Chief Commercial Officer of Logistics for the Asia-Pacific region at DP World, stated: “Thailand is at the heart of important manufacturing and distribution networks in Asia and the Pacific. Our investment in Bang Na provides customers with additional capacity in this important market and connects them to DP World’s broader logistics and transportation capabilities. By bringing these services together, we help customers reduce complexities and respond quickly to changing demands, moving goods reliably in Thailand and across the Asia-Pacific region.”
The opening of the Bang Na distribution center is part of DP World’s ongoing investments in contract logistics capabilities in Asia and the Pacific, following recent investments in Singapore and Johor, Malaysia. With additional centers opening in Kuala Lumpur and the Philippines later this year, DP World is expanding its logistics capabilities in key manufacturing and consumption markets in Southeast Asia. The expanded network provides customers with greater access to integrated logistics services in regional and international supply chains with increasing complexities.
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