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Building the future of logistics to keep Northern Europe moving

Mobility depends on vehicles staying on the road and getting from point A to point B. Whether it’s a family car, a commercial vehicle, or a corporate fleet, repair shops need access to the right parts at the right time. Behind that availability is MEKO’s logistics network — one of the most advanced automotive aftermarket supply chains in the Nordic region.

Building the future of logistics to keep Northern Europe moving

For MEKO, logistics is about far more than transportation and warehousing. It serves as the foundation of an entire automotive aftermarket ecosystem that helps workshops operate efficiently, reduces vehicle downtime, and gets drivers back on the road faster. Through significant investments in infrastructure, automation, and digitalization, we continue to strengthen our delivery capabilities and enhance the customer experience for vehicle owners across eight countries in Northern Europe. 

A logistics network built for reliability and growth 

Every day, thousands of orders move through MEKO’s logistics network, where advanced technology and streamlined processes ensure that workshops receive exactly what they need  when they need it. 

Behind every delivery is a sophisticated infrastructure and highly efficient distribution system that supports one of the Nordic region’s most extensive assortments of spare parts and automotive accessories. 

At the same time, each market has its own unique requirements. That’s why MEKO has developed tailored logistics hubs across its markets, designed to meet local needs — from highly automated facilities in Norway to rapid-response delivery services in Finland. 

  • Sweden: High capacity with sustainability at the core

    Sweden is home to one of MEKO’s most important logistics hubs. Operating from a 32,000-square-meter facility, the center manages more than 85,000 products and processes over 5,000 orders every day. The entire operation runs on 100 percent fossil-free energy, demonstrating how high-volume logistics and ambitious sustainability goals can go hand in hand.

  • Finland: Faster operations through automation
    In Finland, investments in automation and smarter warehouse processes have reduced lead times and improved accuracy. From the Helsinki distribution center, workshops in the surrounding region can receive deliveries within just one hour. With more than 130,000 products in stock and nearly 2,000 orders processed daily, the facility plays a critical role in MEKO’s delivery performance
  • Poland: Ready for growing demand

    Poland is one of Europe’s fastest-growing automotive markets. To keep pace with rising demand, MEKO has doubled its warehouse capacity. Today, the facility manages more than 250,000 products and approximately 8,000 orders each day, improving parts availability for workshops across the country.

  • Norway: Logistics for the next generation of mobility
    As vehicle electrification reshapes the automotive aftermarket, MEKO is staying ahead of the curve in Norway with one of the country’s most advanced logistics facilities. Spanning 32,000 square meters, the site handles more than 100,000 products and 3,300 orders daily. In 2025, it was recognized as Norway’s largest automated warehouse.

  • Denmark: Efficient operations close to the customer
    In Denmark, advanced warehouse automation is combined with a strong distribution network to ensure fast and reliable service. The 34,000-square-meter facility stocks more than 150,000 products and processes around 3,300 orders every day. This gives workshops dependable access to the parts they need to meet customer expectations.

Where availability, sustainability, and customer value come together 

Together, MEKO’s logistics centers form a network that combines local presence with large-scale capacity. Through ongoing investments in automation, digitalization, and sustainable solutions, MEKO continues to create efficient supply flows that strengthen both delivery performance and the customer experience. 

As the vehicle fleet continues to evolve, expectations for speed, precision, and flexibility will only increase. By continuously advancing our facilities, processes, and technology, MEKO is building the next generation of logistics — ensuring reliable mobility not only today, but for the future. 


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