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Lamborghini has opened the doors of its new logistics centre at Sant’Agata;
the centre will handle storage and
distribution for all the main markets and will play an important role in the
sustained development of the company’s infrastructure. |
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The new facility, which stands 10 meters
high with space for about 14,052 pallets,
will be used both as a warehouse for car
production and components and spare parts,
as well as for Lamborghini’s merchandise
range. |
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Automobili
Lamborghini has officially opened the doors of its new logistics centre at its
Sant’Agata Bolognese facility. The centre will handle storage and distribution
for all the manufacturer’s main markets and will play an important role in the
sustained development of the company’s infrastructure.
The new centre was opened by Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili
Lamborghini, and Jean-Fleury Garel, CEO of Gazeley, one of Europe’s largest
logistics property companies responsible for managing the project.
The new Logistics centre, with a surface of 11.000 square meters, is situated
within the business zone and replaces the existing centre located in Anzola
Emilia, about 20 kilometres away.
Characteristics of the new facility
The new facility, which stands 10 meters high with space for about 14,052
pallets, will be used both as a warehouse for car production and components and
spare parts, as well as for Lamborghini’s merchandise range. Thanks to the
height of the building and to innovative warehousing structures, storage
capacity has been increased twofold, ensuring the accommodation of future
business growth.
State of the art logistics
Automobili Lamborghini has developed its logistics activities by investing in
both infrastructure and technology to ensure competitiveness, with a particular
emphasis on optimizing the efficiency of its commercial organization, in line
with the company’s positive performance of recent years. Access to a centre
which features the very latest in logistics and storage techniques, thanks to
its partner Jungheinrich, will improve internal processes. In parallel, material
preparation and processing times have been reduced by 50% thanks to the
partnership with Schnellecke Italia.
Operations at the centre are fully automated. Instant data transmission ensures
the functionality of logistics integration processes while ensuring constant
control of data flow, which reflect the manufacturer's high standards,
procedural policies and service objectives. The new logistics centre is also
characterized by a comfortable working environment, while controls and other
features required to facilitate operations are simple and streamlined.
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