Anne-Lise Dufour announced last night that “GLP France has just entrusted Maersk with the operation of 100,000 m2 warehouses on the Pierres Blanches site (former Usinor wastelands), on behalf of Amazon.” This decision should lead to “the creation of several hundred jobs,” as Anne-Lise Dufour, mayor of Denain, explained last night in a video posted on her Facebook account.

GLP France is a company specializing in real estate and logistics. It is part of the GLP (Global Logistic Properties) group, one of the world's leading investors and developers of logistics and industrial real estate. GLP focuses on the acquisition, development and management of real estate assets for logistics, storage and distribution of goods.

GLP France is engaged in the development and management of warehouses and distribution centers in France, thereby contributing to the country's logistics infrastructure.

As a subsidiary of GLP, it benefits from the expertise and resources of the group to offer real estate solutions adapted to the needs of its clients in the field of logistics and supply chain. The Maersk Group is one of the world's largest shipping and logistics companies.

Founded in Denmark in 1904 by Arnold Peter Møller, Maersk is today a multinational operating in various sectors, including container shipping, land freight transport, air cargo, port and terminal management, as well as logistics and supply chain services.

With an impressive fleet of ships and a global presence, Maersk plays a key role in international trade and the movement of goods on a global scale.

Florian Bigotte Responsable de Scaldis.fr