DP World has accelerated its North American logistics strategy with the launch of a new 10,869m² multi customer warehouse in Queretaro, a fast rising hub for manufacturers shifting production closer to end markets. The facility strengthens the company’s third party logistics capabilities in Central Mexico at a time when nearshoring continues to reshape regional freight flows.

Located in La Bomba Industrial Park, the site supports high volume operations with a mix of racked and floor storage, 6,168 pallet positions, and a weekly throughput capacity of up to 20 FEUs. It is designed to serve automotive, industrial, and technology supply chains concentrated in the Bajío corridor, providing a bridge for regional distribution and cross border movements into the United States. The warehouse uses a modern WMS system that offers full cycle visibility and is equipped with ESFR fire protection, CCTV, controlled access, and infrastructure adaptable for future electric vehicle requirements.

The Queretaro opening forms part of a wider expansion across the Americas, following new offices and warehousing investments in Mexico City, Miami, Toronto, and Brazil. DP World now employs nearly 800 logistics professionals in Mexico alone and is scaling its air freight strategy as it targets further certifications and market share. Plans are also underway for new multi client facilities in Monterrey and Guadalajara, supported by strengthened commercial offices across northern and central Mexico.

The company reports strong growth from manufacturers relocating production, with demand rising for integrated end to end supply chain solutions rather than stand alone warehousing. Long term contracts, digital integration, and customer centric expansion are expected to underpin continued momentum despite a challenging global backdrop.

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