BMW is investing $37.8m in a second-phase 80,000 sq.m expansion of its parts logistics facility in Shenyang, China.
Dr Michael Nikolaides, senior vice-president for production network, supply chain management and logistics, at BMW Group, said the expanded facility will play a key role in the carmaker’s global logistics network and support its further expansion in China and cooperation with local partners…
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