Nissan’s Amsterdam components hub celebrates 40 years of operational excellence

Nissan’s Motor Elements Middle B.V. (NMPC) in Amsterdam is celebrating 40 years as a driving drive behind the model’s European and international aftersales community. Since its founding in 1985, NMPC has grown right into a logistics powerhouse—estimated to have processed and delivered over 1.57 billion components to sellers and distributors throughout 100 international locations.

From pioneering direct deliveries within the Netherlands within the early Nineteen Nineties and increasing throughout Europe and past, to launching a digitised logistics system in 2024, NMPC has led the best way in operational innovation. As we speak, the power handles roughly 4,000 inbound components order traces and 17,500 outbound shipments day by day and maintains inventory of round 110,000 components – all whereas championing sustainability.

“House to round 400 devoted colleagues, NMPC represents the easiest of Nissan’s values—innovation, collaboration and stand-out customer-first service,” stated Stephane Lamari, VP Aftersales, Nissan Africa, Center East, India, Europe and Oceania (AMIEO).

“We’re proud to be a key accomplice inside Nissan’s international logistics community and sit up for many extra years driving progress by way of sustainable practices and operational excellence.”

On the coronary heart of NMPC’s success is a forward-looking mindset. The ability has made important strides in environmental management, putting in 9,000 photo voltaic panels throughout its complete web site and transitioning to a shared heating scheme that enables it to make use of extra heating from neighbouring organisations, in addition to introducing a zero-waste recycling coverage. The inclusion of the photo voltaic farm signifies that NMPC generates 70% of its electrical energy on-site – sufficient to energy round 900 houses – avoiding over 1.17 million kg of CO? emissions yearly. NMPC stays firmly dedicated to persevering with investments in environmental innovation for the long run.

“Celebrating 4 many years of NMPC is a proud second and is testomony to the power and effectivity of our logistics operations,” stated Leon Dorssers, Chief Operations Officer, Nissan AMIEO.

“Positioned in Amsterdam, NMPC is just not solely a beacon of operational high quality – it’s additionally neighbour to the center of our newly established Nissan eNEST enterprise area overlaying Benelux & Scandinavia. The area represents essentially the most superior electrified markets and is designed to foster nearer collaboration, speed up electrification, and ship a extra agile and customer-focused mannequin. Having a premier logistics hub inside is an actual benefit as we drive this new area ahead.”

Launched earlier this yr, eNEST is Nissan’s latest enterprise area, uniting Benelux* and Scandinavia underneath a shared imaginative and prescient for innovation, expertise growth and electrification. That is in response to the quickly altering automotive market and can enable the enterprise to react extra rapidly to higher serve clients and companions. By aligning operations extra intently throughout these markets, Nissan goals to boost customer support and drive sustainable development. As a key entity situated inside the eNEST enterprise area, NMPC performs a significant position—delivering smarter logistics, greener options and world-class service throughout Europe and past.

*Benelux includes Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands

SOURCE: Nissan