Prominent Victorian property group Salta has welcomed leading warehousing and logistics organisation Trunk Logistics Group to its Nexus Dandenong South industrial estate, in a partnership that will see Trunk relocate its headquarters to a new and custom built 16,000sqm  state-of-the-art warehouse facility. 

Joining an array of major users offreightinfrastructure located at Nexus Dandenong South, Trunk’s new headquarters comprises 15,200sqm of warehouse space and 725sqm of office space, accommodating 14,300 pallet spaces and 128 car spaces for the Group’s nearly 100 staff. 

Atthe core of the design is the site’s focus on sustainability, with a suite of environmentally friendly features including electric charging outlets, sustainably sourced and produced safety barriers, as  well as extensive range of solar panels. 

Salta’s Commercial and Industrial Development Director Owen Smith says Salta prides itself  on partnering with leading and growing organisations such as Trunk Logistics Group who are  equally committed to delivering innovative solutions. 

“Originally committed to as a speculative build, we worked closely with Trunk to deliver a highly  tailored, state-of-the-art logistics facility that caters for the business’ future expansion. It’s  partnerships such as this, that create a progressive and thriving precinct and we’re excited to have  Trunk Logistics Group as a key partner within our Nexus Dandenong South precinct,” said Mr  Smith. 

Trunk Logistics Group’s Managing Director Mark Mastroianni credits the close partnership with  Salta for being able to deliver on the organisation’s unique requirements for a state-of-the-art  logistics facility. 

“From the moment Trunk Logistics Group and Salta started working together it became clear the  two businesses had a lotin common atthe core – both are proudly family-owned and operated, we  share a strong commitment to genuine partnerships, are highly motivated, client-focused and have  a high attention to detail,” said Mr Mastroianni. 

Trunk Logistics Group is in good company, operating worldwide, alongside some of the nation’s  major industrial tenants who call Nexus Dandenong South home - such as Woolworths, Bunnings,  Walkinshaw and Schneider Electric.

Strategically acquired between 2006-2012 as part of Salta’s long-term vision to service the growing  warehousing and logistics demand in Melbourne’s southeast, the Nexus Dandenong South estate  is uniquely fully owned, managed and operated by Salta to service Victoria with a high-quality  industrial estate, well-positioned in proximity to major transport arterials. 

“We are pleased to see ongoing interestin our growing Nexus Dandenong South industrial estate,  which is now home to a diverse mix oftenants who we are proud to work with very closely. Over 180  hectares in size, the estate is one of the largestindustrial hubs in Victoria and we look forward to welcoming more organisations to the precinct as it expands over the years to come,” added Mr  Smith. 

The official opening of Trunk Logistics Group’s new headquarters was marked with a ribbon cutting celebration at the 143 Portlink Drive facility on Friday 19 July, which was attended by over 150  people, including Greater Dandenong Business Development and Investment Manager, Kevin van  Boxtel, executives from Salta and Trunk Logistics Group. 

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