Lynx expands, steps up B2C operations
Significant growth in business-to-consumer deliveries is planned for the coming year by Lynx Express, and the company is also extending its “in-night” delivery service for field engineers to collections from continental suppliers. Xerox is one of the first customers to benefit. To enhance its UK capacity, Lynx is spending £3.5 million on a new Vanderlande “shoe sorter” mechanised sortation machine, which will be installed on a mezzanine level in one of its two hubs at Nuneaton. Currently only one of these is mechanised. The new facility will double potential throughput to 400,000 shipments a night by next year. “We’re very confident in the future of the company,” managing director David Burtenshaw reported at a briefing in March, adding that there was no intention of selling its services cheaply to fill the extra capacity. “We’re not falling into that trap.”
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