Haldex is Temporarily Closing a Distribution Center

Source: Haldex

LANDSKRONA, Sweden – Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 Haldex will temporarily close the distribution center in Weyersheim, France for a period of two weeks beginning today, Monday March 23. The last deliveries before the temporary closure will be shipped to customers on Monday, March 23. Customer service will continue to operate as well as a few administrative staff.

The distribution center is located in a highly affected area and Haldex is no longer able to overcome the effects of the major disruptions in the logistics chain in the region. The temporary closure of the distribution center is also in line with recommendations from local authorities. Haldex is working hard to find alternative distribution chains during the temporary close down.

Haldex’s highest priority is the safety of employees and customers and Haldex is carefully monitoring the situation with the outbreak. Haldex is putting all its efforts on evaluating and mitigating the negative effects of the outbreak.

In the current situation, where there is a high level of uncertainty as to how the situation will evolve, for example regarding measures from authorities, customers and business partners, it is very difficult for Haldex to predict the financial impact on the business following the outbreak. Further information will be provided as it becomes available and in the interim report for Q1 which will be published on 23 April.

About Haldex

More than 100 years of powerful innovation gives Haldex unsurpassed expertise when it comes to braking systems and air suspension systems for heavy trucks, trailers and buses. The company lives and breathes its business with the goal to deliver robust and technically superior solutions which is founded in a deep insight in its customer’s reality. Through focusing on its core competences and the shred passion, the company achieves the agility and flexibility that the market demands. Innovative collaborations are not only the core of its products, but its philosophy. The 2,300 employees, spread out across four continents, challenge the conventional on a daily basis in order to secure that the products the company delivers create a unique value to its customers and the end users. The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and has a turnover of approx. 5 billion SEK.

Mike Geylin
Mike Geylin

Mike Geylin is the Editor-in-Chief at Hagman Media. Geylin has been in automotive communications for five decades working in all aspects of the industry from OEM to supplier to motorsports as well as reporting for both newspapers and magazines on the industry.