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JLR extends contract with Neovia

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Jaguar Land Rover has renewed its contract with Neovia to provide logistics services for its aftermarket parts supply chain.

Neovia operates 12 facilities globally for Jaguar Land Rover, including a global master facility of more than 1.4 million square-feet, in Desford, Leicestershire, UK. Neovia will continue to provide Jaguar Land Rover with warehousing as well as the existing broad-range of supply chain services.

“Jaguar Land Rover was our first client nearly 30 years ago and we are delighted to continue our relationship with them,” said Bill Reynolds, divisional vice president of Neovia.

“Their decision to extend our existing contracts is a testament to the hard work of more than 1,000 Neovia employees that support their global aftermarket supply chain.”

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