GEODIS, the French logistics group, has secured new partnerships with fibre broadband provider SIRO and Vodafone to manage the storage and distribution of network equipment in Ireland, as reported by Logistics Buyer. GEODIS will support SIRO’s nationwide fibre rollout from its Dublin facility and provide warehousing and fulfilment for Vodafone’s mobile and broadband operations.

According to its company profile, GEODIS is headquartered in Levallois, France, and recorded revenue of €10.6 billion in 2025 across a network of 166 countries. Vodafone Group reported revenue of €40.5 billion for the year to March 2026, as stated in its FY26 preliminary results, and Vodafone Ireland reported turnover of €1 billion for the year to March 2024, according to The Irish Times.

SIRO is an Irish fibre broadband provider, formed in 2015 as a joint venture between ESB and Vodafone. It reaches every Irish county as part of a €1 billion full-fibre investment programme, according to Silicon Republic.

The structural driver is the build-out of Ireland’s telecommunications infrastructure, which depends on a steady flow of network equipment to the right place at the right time.

For SIRO, GEODIS will manage the receipt, storage and distribution of materials for the ongoing fibre rollout across residential and commercial markets nationwide. The work will run from GEODIS’ multi-client facility in Dublin, which serves several customers.

For Vodafone, one of the world’s leading telecoms companies and a major provider of mobile and broadband services in Ireland, GEODIS will handle inventory management, picking, packing and dispatch of the network materials used to develop its infrastructure.

The partnerships build on GEODIS’ experience managing high-volume supply chains for customers in Ireland’s broadband sector, and further strengthen its position in telecommunications logistics. By combining reliable inventory management with responsive distribution, GEODIS will help both companies manage the flow of equipment as they expand their networks across Ireland.

For the sector, the agreements show telecoms operators outsourcing network-equipment storage and fulfilment to specialist contract logistics providers as nationwide fibre and mobile builds continue.