en.Wedoany.com Reported - Spring GDS is embarking on a new growth phase on its 25th anniversary, aiming to enhance its operational capabilities in Europe. The company is strengthening its positioning as a specialized logistics partner, offering end-to-end solutions for international trade covering DDP, customs management, and returns, while integrating global technologies through a single connection and advancing PostNL Group's decarbonization strategy toward net-zero emissions by 2040.

To this end, the company plans to open a new center in Spain to further expand its logistics infrastructure. This center will complement recently launched facilities in Schifferstadt, Germany, and Breda, the Netherlands. At that point, Spring GDS will have a total of 13 operational centers in Europe, addressing the growth of cross-border e-commerce and improving services for international brands.

This new development milestone comes as cross-border e-commerce becomes a key engine for Spanish companies expanding into overseas markets. The international nature of Spring GDS's operations from Spain is significant: 98% of shipments are cross-border trade. In 2025, among international shipments processed from Spain, Germany, France, and the UK together account for 54.38%, followed by Italy and the Netherlands. By category, the company's international business is led by fashion, followed by beauty and home goods, with these three categories collectively accounting for 51.61% of Spain's e-commerce international demand.

Brexit and the pandemic have structurally accelerated e-commerce adoption in recent years, driving demand for more automated, resilient solutions with stronger operational control. In response, the company has introduced artificial intelligence into its logistics processes, increasing technology investment to optimize operations and enhance customer experience in the international environment.