October1 , 2026

    Falcon Autotech expands global operations, opens office in Amsterdam

    Related

    VOC Port Records 228.05% Growth in Iron and Steel Cargo Handling

    V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority (VOC Port) recorded a 228.05%...

    APM Terminals Pipavav Completes 102-TEU Train Operation in 35 Minutes

    APM Terminals Pipavav has achieved a new operational milestone...

    Paradip Port Records 10.71% Growth in Limestone Cargo Handling

    Paradip Port has recorded a 10.71% year-on-year growth in...

    Tanker Sea Gull 9 Stabilised After Engine Failure, Flooding Off Odisha Coast

    A major maritime incident involving the Belize-flagged tanker Sea...

    India Extends Export Insurance Cover Amid West Asia Disruptions

    India has expanded insurance support for exporters facing higher...

    Share

    Falcon Autotech, a leading global intralogistics automation solutions provider, opened its office in Amsterdam, Netherlands, to expand its global presence.

    The expansion would position Falcon as one of the global leaders in the warehouse automation industry with a growing presence in the European continent/region, says an official release. “This will enable Falcon to introduce its state-of-the-art warehouse automation solutions such as the NEO 3D ASRS, robotics, sortation, and conveying systems across the region. The move signifies Falcon’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions and providing tailored solutions to meet the unique requirements of European clients and prospects.”

    Falcon has appointed Johan Hoelen as the General Manager for Europe operations. “With Falcon having a footprint in the region, we are close to our customers,” says Hoelen. “I am happy to start this journey together and have great confidence that we can work together with our (future) customers and support them fully in realising their operation as efficiently as possible.”

    Sandeep Bansal, Chief Business Officer, Falcon Autotech adds: “We have witnessed exponentially growing demand for warehouse automation in the Europe region. Setting up an office in Amsterdam will enable us to cater to this demand and further strengthen our presence in the fastgrowing European market.”