New head office for Suzuki Auto SA

Suzuki Auto South Africa has moved into its new head office and distribution centre at Longlake Logistics Park in Gauteng, marking another important milestone in the continued growth of the business in South Africa, the manufacturer claims.

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The relocation from its previous headquarters at Linbro Business Park provides Suzuki Auto South Africa with additional space and infrastructure to accommodate its growing operations and dealer network, while creating greater capacity for the business as it looks to the future.

The new facility brings together Suzuki's head office and distribution operations, with office, warehousing, training and support facilities designed to enable the business to operate more efficiently and serve its expanding network across South Africa.

The move follows a period of sustained growth for Suzuki Auto South Africa, which has recorded 18 consecutive years of sales growth and established itself as one of the country's leading vehicle brands.

“We are pleased to have completed the move into our new headquarters, which represents an important investment in Suzuki Auto South Africa and our continued progress in this market,” says Teruo Katakawa, Managing Director of Suzuki Auto South Africa.

“The additional space and infrastructure will support our operations today while providing capacity for future growth. As our business and dealer network continue to expand, it is important that we have the right infrastructure in place to support our teams, our dealers and ultimately our customers across South Africa. Here’s to new roots, higher goals and greater achievements.”

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