StrongPoint to Install First AutoStore Solution for Major UK Retailer

Scaling Warehouse Architecture with AutoStore Integration

Modern supply chain logistics demand low-latency fulfillment pipelines. To address these operational constraints, the deployment combines automated storage and retrieval systems with specialized shopfitting execution delivered by StrongPoint UK’s Shopfitting unit. According to StrongPoint, the combined contract is valued at approximately 15 MNOK.

Execution schedules target project completion by the end of 2025.

Diversifying Portfolios in UK Retail Logistics

The contract highlights an operational shift for StrongPoint UK. Moving beyond traditional retail store outfitting, the company is scaling its enterprise engineering capabilities to deliver automated fulfillment infrastructure for major regional distributors.

StrongPoint to Install First AutoStore Solution for Major UK Retailer
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“This is a proud day for StrongPoint UK and a great example of how we have successfully transformed and expanded the scope of our business, from our roots in shopfitting to now providing world-leading automation services to a major retailer in the UK,” stated Alex Eveleigh, StrongPoint SVP UK & Ireland, highlighting the strategic expansion of their core service offerings.

It enables us to compete for larger, more complex projects and to be more relevant to our customers, a combination that played a key role in securing this contract,” explained Jacob Tveraabak, StrongPoint CEO.

Operational Snapshot

  • Partner: StrongPoint (listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under ticker STRO)
  • Client: leading UK-based retailer and distributor of household products
  • Technology: AutoStore™ automated fulfillment system and integrated warehouse fit-out
  • Contract Value: Approximately 15 MNOK
  • Timeline: Completion scheduled by the end of 2025
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