Real estate | 20 March, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Sameday launches new hub in expansion drive
Courier company Sameday has announced the operational launch of its new logistics centre in Ghimbav, Brașov county.
Courier company Sameday has announced the operational launch of its new logistics centre in Ghimbav, Brașov county.
The BeeFast SaaS platform provides real-time visibility of delivery operations through an intuitive dispatcher tailored to the specific requirements of instant deliveries.
Sameday Group has planned for this year investments of more than €60 million to expand and optimize its operations in Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria.
The service includes door-to-door delivery for parcels up to 31 kg and a transit time of 2-3 business days for Bulgaria and 3-5 for Greece.
The Cargus Mobile App consolidates the company's digital transformation direction by offering users a complete experience and advanced functionalities for parcel management.
Online courier sales activities also saw a 25% increase, largely due to investments in automating altexpress.ro portal.
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