Capitalizing on this location, the facility will also serve as a transportation hub connecting Hokkaido with other regions, enhancing the speed and flexibility of semiconductor supply chains.
Jerome Gillet, President & Representative Director, CEO Japan and Korea, DHL Supply Chain, said, “I am very pleased that our Chitose Logistics Center will serve as a hub, contributing to the growth of Hokkaido’s semiconductor ecosystem and the revitalization of the local economy. By drawing on DHL’s global network and advanced logistics technology, we will support the semiconductor industry through precise quality control, timely delivery of precision parts, and responsiveness to the field’s needs. DHL Supply Chain remains committed to providing sustainable supply chains that balance reliability and environmental responsibilities, strengthening Japan’s industrial foundation and helping our customers grow and stay competitive.”
The DHL Chitose Logistics Center will be a single-story, multi-user facility with a total floor area of approximately 14,500 square meters (4,400 tsubo), designed for flexible, high-functioning operations to meet advanced logistics needs. Sustainable features include the use of renewable energy for the facility and operations, rainwater harvesting to optimize water use, and LED lighting with motion sensors to improve energy efficiency.
The facility is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026.
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