Man Truck & Bus Korea Expands and Relocates Parts Center... Direct Parts Delivery Within 4 Hours

Expansion and Relocation of Parts Center to Yeongdong, Chungbuk... 6 Billion KRW Invested

MAN Truck & Bus Korea Parts Center Expansion and Relocation (Photo by MAN Truck & Bus Korea)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Ji-hee] MAN Truck & Bus Korea announced on the 10th that it has expanded and relocated its parts center to Yeongdong, Chungbuk.

The newly constructed parts center has a total area of 5,000㎡ (approximately 1,500 pyeong), offering about 50% more available space compared to the previous Busan parts center. In particular, located within the Hwanggan Logistics Complex in Yeongdong, a hub for inland logistics, parts can be procured within 4 hours by direct delivery to service centers nationwide, excluding the Jeju center.

Specialized personnel with expertise in MAN Truck & Bus's parts and inventory management will also be assigned to enhance operational efficiency. Additionally, the company plans to optimize the parts supply system by adopting a milk-run logistics system and designating dedicated partners for direct parts delivery.

Max Burger, President of MAN Truck & Bus Korea, stated, "We have invested approximately 6 billion KRW to expand and relocate the parts center to minimize customer vehicle downtime," adding, "We will continue to make every effort so that our customers can focus solely on their business."

Meanwhile, at a press conference held last November, Tilo Halter, Head of MAN Truck & Bus Asia-Pacific, announced long-term investment plans to strengthen service capabilities in the Korean market, including the establishment of an 'Engine Excellence Center' within the year.

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