UPS invests more than $2.000 billion to strengthen its global network and supply chain resilience

Strategic Investment

UPS has announced an investment of over $2 billion for the period 2024-2028, aimed at strengthening its International, Healthcare, and Supply Chain Solutions divisions. The goal is to offer greater speed, control, and resilience in the global supply chain for its B2.000B customers.

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The leading global logistics company, UPS (NYSE: UPS), has confirmed an investment plan exceeding 2.000 million which will extend until 2028. This capital injection, initiated in 2024, has the strategic objective of strengthening its divisions of international, Healthcare y Supply Chain Solutionsproviding companies with greater agility and adaptability in the face of the volatility of trade routes and uncertainty in the supply chain.

The strategy focuses on improving flexibility and connectivity in key global markets, enabling B2B customers to operate more quickly and efficiently. Investments are targeted at high-value segments such as high technology, automotive, and industrial manufacturing , as well as the crucial healthcare sector.

New strategic hubs and expansion in key markets

As part of the expansion plan, UPS It is developing key infrastructure to strengthen its network. Among the most notable projects is the opening of a new hub at the Airport of Clark (Filipinas), scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026. This will be followed by a new facility in Barrie, Ontario (Canadá) in 2027, and a high-capacity air hub at the International Airport of Hong Kong in 2028.

These new facilities complement the company's recent investments, designed to offer a comprehensive logistics solution. Kate Gutmann, executive vice president of UPS and president of International, Healthcare and Supply Chain SolutionsHe highlighted the importance of this integrated vision: “Customers need a logistics process that meets their needs for visibility, speed, and simplicity. These investments allow us to integrate air and ground transportation, customs clearance, and distribution into a single solution, with fewer intermediaries, greater control over the entire process, and less complexity. Combined with real-time tracking and proactive monitoring, we can manage even the most temperature-sensitive, urgent, and high-value shipments, whether local or international.”

Enhanced capabilities for integrated logistics

To bring this vision to fruition, UPS It has deployed a series of improvements to its network. The implementation of 27 facilities of cross docking temperature-controlled chargingoptimized for short-term storage between air and ground transport. The company has also opened an advanced logistics center in Taiwán and has expanded its air hub of Incheon (Corea del Sur), both equipped with automation systems to accelerate processes. In Europaa new facility in Ámsterdam It centralizes cargo, customs clearance and cold chain solutions under one roof.

Air connectivity has also been strengthened, especially within the intra-Asian network, driven by strong regional demand. Flights have been established five times a week between [locations to be specified]. París y Hong Kong, and between Shenzhen y Sídney, to increase capacity and respond to customer needs.

Table of Investments and Key Projects UPS (2024-2028)

Project/Investment	Location	Expected Date
New Airport Hub	Clark, Filipinas	Q4 2026
New Logistics Facility	Barrie, Canadá	2027
New Air Hub	Hong Kong	2028
Air Hub Expansion	Incheon, Corea del Sur	Ongoing
New Air Routes (5/week)	París Hong Kong / Shenzhen Sídney	Operational

Success story: Collaboration with Anker

The effectiveness of these investments is reflected in the experience of customers such as Anker, a leading brand in mobile chargers. Adam Liu, Supply Chain Director of Anker, has valued the collaboration: «UPS They not only helped us transport our products, but also helped us meet the challenges associated with our growth, combining their expertise in transportation, customs clearance, and international trade. As we expanded our manufacturing capacity, we faced new business requirements, new markets, and much greater complexity. UPS It gave us the confidence we needed to keep moving forward while managing risks along the way."

Services optimized for cross-border trade

With this strategy, UPS It strengthens its value proposition for international business. Among the improved services is a capacity to cold chain from start to finish, fundamental for the healthcare sector; the fastest land network in Europawith Saturday delivery in eight key markets; and one of the networks of certified facilities IATA CEIV Pharma wider of Asia-Pacífico. In NorteaméricaThe company has expanded its North American Air Freight (NAAF) capabilities, incorporating a guaranteed heavy air cargo service to and from México.

These improvements aim to facilitate the management of cross-border transport, making it less vulnerable to disruptions and allowing customers of UPS continue its expansion into new markets with greater predictability and control.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the main objective of UPS's $2.000 billion investment?

The goal is to increase speed, reliability, and control for customers of its International, Healthcare, and Supply Chain Solutions divisions, creating a more resilient and flexible global supply chain to adapt to changing trade routes and market uncertainty.

What new key infrastructure projects are planned?

UPS plans to open a new hub at Clark Airport (Philippines) in 2026, a facility in Barrie (Canada) in 2027 and an air hub at Hong Kong International Airport by 2028.

Which sectors will benefit most from these improvements?

The investments are designed to benefit strategic and high-growth sectors such as healthcare, high technology, automotive and industrial manufacturing, which require complex, fast and reliable logistics.

How can services be improved in Europe and North America?

In Europe, UPS offers the fastest integrated ground network, with Saturday deliveries in eight major markets. In North America, it has expanded its guaranteed-schedule heavy cargo air service (NAAF) to and from Mexico and strengthened its Saturday ground delivery coverage in Canada.