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GXO Strengthens Its Presence in Switzerland with Opening of Sant’Antonino Site, a Future-Ready Logistics Hub

GXO (NYSE: GXO) opened a new Sant’Antonino logistics hub in Ticino, Switzerland on March 31, 2026, adding a technologically advanced and sustainable facility to its network.

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GXO (NYSE: GXO) opened a new Sant’Antonino logistics hub in Ticino, Switzerland on March 31, 2026, adding a technologically advanced and sustainable facility to its network.

The site features automation (14,000 tote positions, 600 pallet locations, 60 packing stations), LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications, 20,000 m2 of solar panels (~800,000 kWh/year) and rail links to Härkingen.

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  • 14,000 tote positions in multi-shuttle automated storage
  • 600 automated pallet locations for heavy/bulky items
  • 60 packing stations supporting sequenced order consolidation
  • 20,000 m2 solar panels producing ~800,000 kWh annually
  • LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications
  • 20 loading and unloading bays with 55,000 m2 total floor space

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On Mar 31, the day this news came out, GXO closed 6.12% above the previous close.

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Key Figures

Tote storage capacity: 14,000 tote positions Pallet shuttle capacity: 600 pallet locations Packing stations: 60 packing stations +5 more
Tote storage capacity
14,000 tote positions
Multi-shuttle system at Sant’Antonino site
Pallet shuttle capacity
600 pallet locations
Automated pallet shuttle for heavy and bulky items
Packing stations
60 packing stations
Sequencing and consolidation for order processing
Building footprint
20,000 square meters
Sant’Antonino site area
Total floor space
55,000 square meters
Total floor space at Sant’Antonino
Building height
15 meters
Height of mobile racking systems and facility
Loading bays
20 loading and unloading bays
Sant’Antonino logistics hub infrastructure
Solar panel area
20,000 square meters; 800,000 kWh
Solar panels and estimated annual energy output

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Key Terms

multi-shuttle system, pallet shuttle system, mobile racking systems, ESG, +2 more
6 terms
multi-shuttle system technical
"The multi-shuttle system supports the storage and picking of lightweight products..."
A multi-shuttle system is an automated warehousing setup that uses several small robotic carriers (shuttles) running along tracks inside shelving to move goods in and out of storage quickly and simultaneously. Like several librarians fetching books at once instead of one person doing all the work, it boosts speed, space use and reliability, which matters to investors because it can lower operating costs, increase throughput and make a logistics business more scalable and competitive.
pallet shuttle system technical
"An automated pallet shuttle system, offering 600 pallet locations, handles the storage..."
A pallet shuttle system is an automated storage method that uses motorized carts running on rails inside pallet racks to move and store heavy pallets, replacing manual forklifts for high-density warehouses. For investors, it matters because the technology can cut storage space and labor costs while increasing throughput and inventory accuracy—similar to adding a conveyor belt inside a tightly packed garage to retrieve boxes faster and with fewer people.
mobile racking systems technical
"Mobile racking systems reaching 15 meters in height enable high-density pallet storage..."
Mobile racking systems are movable shelving units on rails that let a warehouse pack more inventory into the same floor space by sliding racks together or apart like books on a shelf. Investors watch them because they can lower real estate and storage costs, boost usable capacity and speed order handling, and therefore affect a company's operating efficiency, capital spending needs and margin potential.
ESG financial
"At the same time, the facility is underpinned by a robust ESG framework."
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, which are key factors investors consider when evaluating how sustainable and responsible a company is. It involves assessing how a company manages its impact on the environment, treats its employees and communities, and operates transparently and ethically. Investors use ESG criteria to identify businesses that align with their values and have the potential for long-term success.
LEED Platinum regulatory
"It holds LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications and is equipped with solar panels..."
LEED Platinum is the highest certification awarded by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system for buildings that demonstrate top-level performance in energy use, water efficiency, materials, indoor air quality, and site sustainability. For investors, it signals lower expected operating costs, stronger tenant demand, potential eligibility for incentives, and reduced regulatory or reputational risk—much like a top fuel-efficiency score that can cut long-term ownership expenses and boost resale value.
ISO 14001 regulatory
"It holds LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications and is equipped with solar panels..."
ISO 14001 is an international standard that describes how an organization should set up and maintain an environmental management system — essentially a formal playbook for reducing pollution, using resources wisely, and meeting environmental rules. For investors, certification signals that a company is actively managing environmental risks and costs, which can protect cash flow, reduce fines and cleanup liabilities, and preserve reputation and access to customers and markets.

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GXO CEO Patrick Kelleher joins officials, customers and GXO leaders at ribbon-cutting ceremony

SANT’ANTONINO, Switzerland, March 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GXO Logistics, Inc. (NYSE: GXO), the world’s largest pure-play contract logistics provider, today marked a significant milestone with the opening of its Sant’Antonino site, which officially joins GXO’s network of logistics hubs as a technologically advanced, sustainable, and future-ready facility. GXO hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by GXO CEO Patrick Kelleher, Continental Europe President Paul Mohan, Chief Commercial Officer Karen Bomber and Alessandro Renzo, Managing Director of GXO Italy and Switzerland, alongside customers and local officials.

GXO CEO Patrick Kelleher said: “This future‑forward facility reflects GXO’s growth momentum and our commitment to being the strategic logistics partner of choice for the world’s leading brands. Built with advanced technology and automation at its core -- and sustainability embedded into daily operations -- this site exemplifies our customer‑first approach and the innovation we’re driving across our global network.”

Located in the Canton of Ticino, Sant’Antonino represents a strategic hub for GXO, serving as a gateway between Northern and Southern Europe. The site sits at a natural crossroads of international logistics corridors, in a region well connected by highways and rail infrastructure that supports major freight flows. Further strengthening this strategic position is the rail connection to Swiss Post’s main sorting center in Härkingen, reachable in approximately two hours by train. This link enables smoother logistics flows and contributes to a more efficient and resilient supply chain.

With its expansion into Ticino, GXO is strengthening its presence in Switzerland, supported by a multilingual team capable of operating across the country’s four national languages.

Paul Mohan, President of Continental Europe, commented: “Sant’Antonino reflects how GXO approaches growth in Continental Europe: a solid expansion built on modern infrastructure, expertise, and a long-term vision.”

Automation and Technology: A Site Designed to Create Long-Term Value

Automation at Sant’Antonino acts as a key enabler of tangible outcomes, delivering higher productivity and enhanced safety compared to traditional warehouses, while also improving service quality and fostering new skills for employees.

  • The multi-shuttle system supports the storage and picking of lightweight products, with a capacity of 14,000 tote positions.
  • An automated pallet shuttle system, offering 600 pallet locations, handles the storage and retrieval of heavy and bulky items.
  • All products are sequenced and consolidated across 60 packing stations, ensuring efficient order processing.
  • Automated packing stations help increase outbound parcel density, while advanced technologies support the closure of small packages.
  • Mobile racking systems reaching 15 meters in height enable high-density pallet storage, significantly reducing floor space requirements.

An Ambitious Infrastructure Aligned with Sustainability

Covering 20,000 square meters with 55,000 square meters of total floor space, a height of 15 meters and 20 loading and unloading bays, the Sant’Antonino site supports a future-oriented operating model built around streamlined workflows. Its layout is designed to optimize the organization of activities and the efficient use of space, enabling structured and orderly logistics flows.

At the same time, the facility is underpinned by a robust ESG framework. It holds LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications and is equipped with solar panels spanning 20,000 square meters, with an estimated annual output of 800,000 kWh. In addition, dedicated systems for monitoring energy consumption and waste support a more responsible and sustainable approach to site management.

Alessandro Renzo, Managing Director of GXO Italy and Switzerland, added: “Growth today means designing environmentally efficient sites that optimize flows, reduce waste, and support a sustainable operating model. This balance is central to how we are developing our presence in Switzerland.”

About GXO  

GXO Logistics, Inc. (NYSE: GXO) is the world’s largest pure-play contract logistics provider and is positioned to capitalize on the rapid growth of ecommerce, automation and outsourcing. GXO has over 150,000 team members across more than 1,000 facilities, totaling more than 200 million square feet. The company serves the world’s leading blue-chip companies to solve complex logistics challenges with technologically advanced supply chain and ecommerce solutions, at scale and with speed. GXO corporate headquarters is in Greenwich, Connecticut. Visit GXO.com for more information and connect with GXO on LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. 
    

Media contacts 

Janine Fiorani
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janine.fiorani@gxo.com

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What did GXO announce about the Sant’Antonino site on March 31, 2026 (GXO)?

GXO opened a new technologically advanced logistics hub in Sant’Antonino, Switzerland on March 31, 2026. According to the company, the site adds automation, sustainability certifications, rail connectivity to Härkingen, and extensive storage and packing capacity to its European network.

How much automation capacity does GXO’s Sant’Antonino facility (GXO) include?

The facility includes substantial automated capacity: 14,000 tote positions and 600 pallet locations. According to the company, it also uses multi-shuttle systems, automated packing stations, and mobile racking up to 15 meters for high-density storage.

What sustainability features does GXO cite for Sant’Antonino (GXO) and their impact?

Sant’Antonino holds LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications and has 20,000 m2 of solar panels. According to the company, the panels are estimated to produce about 800,000 kWh annually and energy monitoring supports responsible site management.

How does Sant’Antonino improve GXO’s supply chain connectivity (GXO)?

Sant’Antonino serves as a gateway between Northern and Southern Europe with highway and rail links. According to the company, a rail connection reaches Swiss Post’s Härkingen sorting center in roughly two hours, aiding resilient cross-border flows.

What operational scale does GXO report for the Sant’Antonino hub (GXO)?

The site covers 20,000 m2 with 55,000 m2 total floor space, 15-meter-high racking, and 20 loading bays. According to the company, this layout is designed for streamlined workflows and high-density pallet and parcel handling.

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