H. Sanz has increased its sales by 54,21% in the last four years

In the last four years, H. Sanz, a Spanish company specializing in the management and development of logistics activities in the Iberian Peninsula, has registered an increase in its sales of 54,21%, a high percentage to which the 5,336 million euros invoiced in 2006 have contributed.
“With over 30 years of experience in the sector, we have established ourselves as a viable alternative to the services offered by large logistics operators. What sets us apart is our close customer service, the quality of our operations, and our investment in cutting-edge technology,” explains CEO Fernando Sanz, reflecting on the logistics operator's performance. The aforementioned revenue figures align with H. Sanz's long-term plans, which aim to solidify the company's position as a specialized operator, offering customized projects tailored to the specific logistical needs of each client.
"Our primary objective will not be to grow by such spectacular figures as in other years, but to consolidate the services that we can now oversize in Ciempozuelos, in addition to continuing to innovate and firmly committing to individualized service," says Sanz, regarding the prospects for this year.
A key action in H. Sanz's continuous improvement philosophy was the opening, in the second half of 2006, of a new platform in the town of Ciempozuelos. The facilities cover more than 17.000 square meters and have a capacity exceeding 25.000 Euro pallets. The opening of the platform led to an increase in logistics services, another step in the evolution of the national company. 
65.000 annual tons
H. Sanz, with more than three decades of experience in the logistics sector, moves more than 65.000 tons of merchandise annually for clients belonging to various sectors such as perfumery, cosmetics, drugstore, hardware, publishing and leisure, among others.


 

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