Interroll maintains a leading position in internal logistics
Interroll Holding is seeing bright prospects for the global internal logistics solutions market with attractive sales opportunities in the dynamic sectors of airport logistics, postal services, food processing, e-commerce and distribution.
Interroll Holding is seeing bright prospects for the global internal logistics solutions market with attractive sales opportunities in the dynamic sectors of airport logistics, postal services, food processing, e-commerce and distribution.
"Innovation is our main growth driver," says CEO Paul Zumbuhl. "We continue to develop and refine our products to deliver true value to our customers, enabling them to be more competitive. Our development efforts are now focused on such issues as energy efficiency, distributed intelligence for control, hygiene, advanced materials and noise reduction."
Founded in 1959 in a garage workshop in Wermelskirchen, Interroll has grown in competence, experience and reach to become a world-leading producer of best-in-class components and subsystems for internal unit goods handling, logistics and automation.
Interroll's market-leading solutions cover the full range of activities within the internal logistics chain and are categorised into four groups: rollers, drives, conveyors and sorters, and pallet and carton flow systems. Its products are acclaimed for their speed, cost-effectiveness, optimised use of space and energy, hygienic benefits and fast return on investment.
Delivering exceptional product performance and superior service, Interroll has become the partner of choice to over 23,000 customers worldwide, including Amazon, FedEx, Procter & Gamble, Siemens and Red Bull. Interroll also works with Asia's major players such as China Post, SF Express and Malaysia's City-Link Express, and is open to serving more local customers in Southeast Asia.
To reinforce its foothold in the growing Asia-Pacific market, Interroll acquired Shenzhen-based conveyor-belt curve manufacturer Pert Engineering in July last year. Shenzhen is its fourth location in Greater China, where it has existing operations in Suzhou and Hong Kong, and headquarters in Shanghai. To meet mounting domestic demand, Interroll intends to expand Pert Engineering's capacity by 50 per cent this year. "Our vision is to be everywhere in Asia, serving a broad range of customers from mom-and-pop shops to multinationals," Zumbuhl says.
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