Why this matters to buyers
Brands and retailers investing in warehouse automation may now have two commercial models to consider: traditional CapEx ownership or the RaaS model. The source summary does not provide pricing, system specifications, or performance data for AutoStore systems.
Recommended buyer actions
- Compare the commercial implications of CapEx ownership versus the RaaS model for your warehouse automation investment.
- Request detailed system specifications and pricing from THG Fulfil or AutoStore before committing.
- Assess whether the expanded distribution authorisation affects your existing supplier relationships.
Original source context
THG Fulfil has announced the expansion of its distribution partnership with AutoStore. The agreement enables THG Fulfil to offer AutoStore systems through both traditional CapEx ownership and its existing Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) model. The expanded agreement extends the distribution authorisation beyond a RaaS model, giving brands and retailers greater commercial flexibility when investing in warehouse automation. […] The post RaaS and CapEx Distribution Partnership for ASRS appeared first on Logistics Business.
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