“We will continue investing in the development of our business. We want to develop our own hub in Cluj-Napoca, the third most important location after Bucharest and Brasov,” Adrian Mihai, one of the owners and founders of the company, told ZF.
“We are now renting space in Cluj but bought a 6-hectare plot where we want to build our own hub. We are now waiting for the zoning permit to be issued. We estimate the investment in this hub at EUR5 million.”
Cluj-Napoca is connected to Iasi, Baia Mare, Oradea and Maramures, he added.
FAN Courier also completed construction of a sorting facility in Stefanesti, near Bucharest, last year, which can process 39,000 parcels an hour compared with the 9,000-parcel capacity of its old sorting facility.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)