SingPost inks 3-year logistics and warehouse deal with Specialized Bicycle Components

Specialized will move its warehouse operations to SingPost’s facility at Tampines Logistics Park.

Singapore Post (SingPost) inked a logistics and warehousing contract with premium global bicycle brand, Specialized Bicycle Components, to help speed up deliveries of Specialized products to riding enthusiasts across Southeast Asia.

According to an announcement, the three-year tie-up will see Specialized moving its regional warehousing operations from Hong Kong to SingPost’s regional logistics facility at the Tampines Logistics Park.

Meanwhile, SingPost will handle warehousing and sea freight for Specialized bicycles and equipment, as well as last mile deliveries and returns from Singapore and Malaysia.

SingPost head of group sales Sara Gerdner Kalle commented, “Our warehousing and delivery solutions will ensure that cyclists in the region have faster and easier access to Specialized bicycles and products, so they can pursue their passions with peace of mind.”

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