Swiss-owned company unveils distribution centre in Da Nang
DKSH Vietnam Co. Ltd, a market expansion services provider, put into use a modern distribution centre in the central city of Da Nang on May 23.
Da Nang (VNA) – DKSH Vietnam Co. Ltd, a market expansion services provider, put into use a modern distribution centre in the central city of Da Nang on May 23.
The centre’s location in Da Nang is said to be conducive to distributing consumer goods and health care products to all localities in the central region.
The facility is equipped with modern equipment and satisfies strict international standards.
Jorge Martin-Martinez, DKSH Vietnam General Director, said his company has been present in Vietnam for 125 years. It now has three distribution centres in the entrepôt cities of Hanoi and Da Nang, and the southern province of Binh Duong.
The Da Nang centre with better equipment and technologies will promote the firm’s capacity to provide services across Vietnam, he added.
DKSH, founded in 1865, currently owns 770 business locations in 36 countries – 740 of them in Asia – and 28,300 specialised staff. The Swiss group, based in Zurich, generated net sales of 10.1 billion CHF in 2015.-VNA
The centre’s location in Da Nang is said to be conducive to distributing consumer goods and health care products to all localities in the central region.
The facility is equipped with modern equipment and satisfies strict international standards.
Jorge Martin-Martinez, DKSH Vietnam General Director, said his company has been present in Vietnam for 125 years. It now has three distribution centres in the entrepôt cities of Hanoi and Da Nang, and the southern province of Binh Duong.
The Da Nang centre with better equipment and technologies will promote the firm’s capacity to provide services across Vietnam, he added.
DKSH, founded in 1865, currently owns 770 business locations in 36 countries – 740 of them in Asia – and 28,300 specialised staff. The Swiss group, based in Zurich, generated net sales of 10.1 billion CHF in 2015.-VNA
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