Moonbasa’s demand surges

Chinese online retailer Moonbasa has signed Goodman Group to develop a new warehouse in Tianjin with an aim to improve operational efficiency, reduce cost and enhance customer service.

The six year old business, owned by Chinese B2C e-commerce corporation Mola Internet Technology, has experienced rapid growth over the past few years and is now ranked among the largest e-commerce retailers in the country. Now it needs to expand its warehouse capacity to fulfil growing demand from customers, according to Wei Pingbo, deputy GM.

To be located in Wuqing district, the warehouse with a total of 42,410 sqm will be Moonbasa’s first build-to suit facility.

Philip Pearce, MD, Greater China for Goodman, commented: “Tianjin is a key area of focus because of its strategic location as the major port city and the gateway to the Bohai Bay region. Its efficient infrastructure is able to support a booming logistics industry, which has resulted in a well-established manufacturing base, robust domestic demand and trade activity from Beijing.  

“This obviously generates significant demand for high-quality warehousing space, which Goodman can supply. We are confident that we will deliver a prime facility for Moonbasa in Wuqing.”

Moonbasa has a portfolio of 1000 fashion brands across products including children’s wear, shoes, bags, men’s wear, jewellery, cosmetics, home textiles and other fashion accessories.

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