The project is part of a comprehensive renewal of Meyer Turku’s logistics. The new logistics centre aims to make storage and distribution logistics more efficient, improve the manageability and visibility of material flows, and strengthen delivery reliability and safety in the shipyard area. Going forward, the centre will serve as a hub for material flows arriving for production, where materials from both Meyer Turku and, in the future, potentially also partner companies can be received, consolidated and, when needed, stored.
“Finland builds some of the most demanding ships in the world, and the maritime industry that has grown up around them is hugely significant for the whole country. It’s great to be able to play our part in enabling this growth. For Logian, this project is a fine example of how property development and functioning logistics can concretely support the growth and competitiveness of Finnish industry,” says Elsi Luhtanen, Partner at Mrec Investment Management, which is responsible for Logian’s operations.
“Building the world’s most advanced cruise ships requires a smooth and predictable supply chain. We are developing our logistics with a long-term view to support the shipyard’s competitiveness and future needs. This project is a significant step toward a more integrated supply chain, where material flows can be managed as a whole together with our network of partners. This creates a strong foundation for the shipyard’s operations going forward,” says Ville Saksi, Deputy CEO of Meyer Turku.
Source: Meyer Turku Oy and Mrec Investment Management Oy
