GDEX's new auto hub to triple daily sorting capacity to 350,000 shipments


From left: Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission chairman Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din, GDEX Bhd chairman Tan Sri Muhammad Ibrahim, GDEX managing director and group chief executive officer Teong Teck Lean, Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil, Communications and Digital Ministry deputy chief secretary Ma. Sivanesan Marimuthu, GDEX chief financial officer Lim Chee Seong, GDEX chief investment officer Jerry Lee and GDEX chief operating officer Caren Chong.

PETALING JAYA: Express delivery services provider GDEX Bhd foresees its newly launched RM25 million Auto Hub to triple its sorting capacity to 350,000 shipments daily over the next two years.

Managing director and group chief executive officer Teong Teck Lean said the new 145,000 square feet (sq ft) fully automated sorting facility deploys intelligent sorting technology with a sorting accuracy of 99.99 per cent to shorten turnaround time and reduce the risk of parcel damage, elevating the group’s customer service quality.

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