Würth Australia Enhances Fulfilment Operations with Dematic Partnership
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Würth Australia is investing in automated order fulfilment at its Yatala and Keysborough facilities through a partnership with Dematic. This initiative aims to bolster fulfilment operations across the company's national distribution network, ensuring fast and reliable service while preparing for future growth.
The investment is significant as Würth Australia distributes over 22,000 products to more than 56,000 active customers in various sectors, including automotive and construction. The integrated fulfilment solution from Dematic will combine automated and manual processes, featuring an AutoStore™ system for efficient storage and picking.
Looking ahead, the Queensland facility is expected to be operational by August 2027, followed by the Victorian facility in December 2027. This strategic move will enhance Würth's inventory management and order fulfilment capabilities, reflecting the company's commitment to customer satisfaction.
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