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Nicolas Gallenkamp, CEO der NOSTA Holding GmbH, Philipp Stephan, General Manager Supply Chain Europe bei Panasonic Heating Ventilation Airconditioning Europe und Jan Steinacker, Head of Contract Logistics Germany bei der NOSTA Group (v. l.)
The NOSTA Logistics GmbH has signed a contract with Panasonic HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) to take over the logistics and transportation processing for the company. A logistics area of 12,000 square meters will be provided at the Ladbergen location, specifically set up for the storage of climate, ventilation, and heat pump technology, as the company reports. The goods will come from production facilities in Europe and Asia and will be delivered to customers in the DACH region as well as in Benelux.
Currently, the warehouse is being equipped with storage technology, including drive-in racks and clamp trucks, according to Nosta Group. The goods receipt is planned for June 2026, followed by the commissioning of the goods dispatch in July. Full operation of the site is expected to begin in August.
Strategic partnership with Panasonic
Jan Steinacker, Head of Contract Logistics Germany at NOSTA Group, emphasizes the growing demand for heating and cooling solutions and sees Panasonic as a valuable partner that serves international markets with its products. The range of services at the Ladbergen location includes goods receipt, storage, and goods dispatch of air-water heat pumps and air conditioning units, as well as order picking. Steinacker highlights that NOSTA will not only handle warehouse logistics but also the processing of road transports to European countries, which he views as a sign of trust from Panasonic.
In 2025, Panasonic initiated a tender for a logistics service provider in the Osnabrück area. NOSTA emerged successfully in this selection process. Philipp Stephan, General Manager Supply Chain Europe at Panasonic, explains that the decision for NOSTA was based on the combination of a medium-sized company culture and technological readiness for innovation, as well as the strategically advantageous location of the company.
