Noark Electric Romania, a subsidiary of Noark Electric Europe, a company that develops, manufactures and markets electrical components and low-voltage equipment for residential, commercial and industrial applications, announces the opening of its logistics centre in Romania that will serve the countries in the region.

With its location in a strategic area near Bucharest, located at FM Logistic, the centre ensures high product availability and fast deliveries to the company’s partners and their customers, with delivery times reduced by 50%. The logistics centre will be equipped with an advanced warehouse management system that will automate and optimise the processes related to processing as well as prompt delivery of orders.

“The investment ensures fast deliveries for all projects in the region,” says Eugen Toma, Country Manager Noark Romania, “cutting delivery time in half, streamlining costs for partner projects, regardless of their size.”

Romania is thus positioned as an important hub in the region for the Noark Electric partner network. The centre will serve not only Romania, but also the markets in Bulgaria and the Balkan countries. In this centre the company stores more than 2,000 euro pallets of products from the Noark portfolio for the Romanian market alone. This ensures the necessary stocks for a turnover of 3 to 4 months. Around 2,000 order lines are processed per week.

Our new logistics centre demonstrates Noark Electric’s dedication to improving service to European customers,” said Jan Lesný, Operations Director for Europe at Noark Electric. “Romania is our priority, and financially we expect to reach profitability in 2 years, with the help of investments and added value generation”, he explained.

About Noark

NOARK Electric is a global company engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of electrical components and low voltage equipment for residential, commercial and industrial applications. The company is part of a multinational group with over 40,000 employees operating worldwide. NOARK Electric expanded into the European market 12 years ago and has chosen several strategic areas to grow, including Romania. Currently, the company has about 15% market share and aims to become one of the top 3 manufacturers and distributors of electrical equipment..