CEVA Logistics announced the opening of its Central Distribution Center (CDC) 2 at Shah Alam, Malaysia, 25km from Kuala Lumpur.
Constructed on the same site as CEVA’s CDC1 at Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, CDC2 provides 33,000 sq m of additional warehousing and office space. The combined warehouse footprint of the new CDC2 and the existing CDC1 now totals approximately 67,000 sq m, making it the largest site in CEVA’s South East Asia (SEA) cluster, which comprises Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
CEVA’s CEO, Xavier Urbain commented, “Malaysia is one of our key markets in the Asia region. The country has excellent connectivity both domestically and internationally. It is also in a region where a strong middle class is emerging to drive Asian consumption upwards, positively influencing trade and supply chain activities across various sectors. All these factors make Malaysia a strategic market for CEVA to invest in, allowing us to enhance the scope and quality of our services for customers.”
The new CDC2 is a double story warehouse facility with direct truck access to 40 loading docks on both levels. The facility is purpose-built, and designed to provide both ambient and temperature-controlled storage.
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