DHL eCommerce: having a strategic location in the Midlands that connects us to even more customers is crucial

DHL eCommerce: having a strategic location in the Midlands that connects us to even more customers is crucial

DHL eCommerce, the e-commerce logistics specialist of DHL Group, has announced the opening of a new facility in the Midlands. The new depot, in Minworth, Birmingham will increase handling capacity by 50% and service over 80 core routes with a further 30 during peak season.

The newly refurbished 9,700m2 site, developed by Mileway, is strategically located within the heart of the UK’s logistics “golden triangle”. By placing the facility in this location, DHL eCommerce will be able to service more customers across the Midlands region.

Operating solely on electricity, the depot has 13 electric vehicle charging points to minimise delivery emissions. The facility also features an integrated rainwater harvesting system to reduce its water consumption and has achieved an EPC A rating.

Stuart Hill, CEO of DHL eCommerce UK, says: “We are thrilled to announce the opening of this new depot in Birmingham. As demand continues to grow across the UK, having a strategic location in the Midlands that connects us to even more customers is crucial. The location coupled with the sustainability credentials of the new site means we will serve more customers, more efficiently and more sustainably.”

The new site forms part of DHL eCommerce’s €560m investment in the UK announced in 2022 and follows the opening of its new 25,000 m2 parcel hub in Coventry earlier this year.

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