Fuji Xerox NZcreates logistics hub at Auckland Airport

6 May 2015

Fuji Xerox New Zealand creates logistics hub at Auckland Airport

Fuji Xerox New Zealand, a global industry leader in document technology, is relocating its logistics operations to Auckland Airport.

The internationally recognised brand will move its Technology Centre to a 6,400sqm facility at The Landing Business Park at Auckland Airport.

Gavin Pollard, Managing Director of Fuji Xerox New Zealand, says the decision to move to The Landing was an easy one due to the amenities on offer and the accessible location.

“This facility will become the key logistics hub for our New Zealand operation,” says Mr Pollard. “With this in mind, it was critical that we found a location that provided easy access to the Auckland region, to New Zealand and to the rest of the World.”

“We were also impressed with the scale and quality of Auckland Airport’s developments, in particular the planning and investment it is directing towards creating a world-class business environment. This in turn enables us to showcase our latest technologies, as well as catering to the needs of our staff and customers.”

Auckland Airport’s general manager property, Mark Thomson, says that the decision by a technology company such as Fuji Xerox to move to The Landing reflects the quality of the Airport’s offering.

“We are thrilled that Fuji Xerox has selected Auckland Airport as its property partner and The Landing as its location of choice,” says Mr Thomson.

“The location already has outstanding connectivity, but what really sets it apart is the quality working environment we are creating. From the high standards of building and landscape design and generous public spaces and planting, through to the outstanding amenity that is available for staff and customers to enjoy.”

“The fact that we control significant adjoining land holdings also means that customers can expect The Landing to continue to evolve to a high standard, in keeping with our long-term vision,” finishes Mr Thomson.

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