CEVA Logistics has officially opened its new Lakes Road logistics hub in Hazelmere, Western Australia.
The launch marks a major investment for the international logistics provider in innovation, operational excellence, and sustainable growth in the local market.
The new facility is a high-performance logistics centre designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of customers’ supply chains, with a strong focus on sustainability.
Strategically positioned with direct access to Perth’s major arterial road and freight networks, the Lakes Road site enhances CEVA’s ability to serve both regional and national markets efficiently.
Construction of the new warehouse on Lakes Road began in September 2024, with the first two phases completed in November 2025.
Following the final handover on April 1, 2026, all operations previously located at Abernethy Road were successfully relocated to this larger, purpose-built facility. The transition was executed seamlessly, with no disruption to customer operations.
The facility features 37,000 square metres of internal warehouse space, 13,500 square metres of external hardstand, and a 4,600 square metre breezeway, providing the scale and flexibility required to support end-to-end logistics operations.
It supports inbound and outbound handling, storage and inventory management, and bonded services, while complementing CEVA’s established strengths in transport, freight management and project logistics across Australia to deliver fully integrated supply chain solutions for a wide range of sectors, including Automotive and Tyres, Consumer and Retail, Telecommunications, Industrial, as well as Energy and Mining.
The facility incorporates advanced infrastructure to support both operational performance and sustainability objectives, including 700 kW of solar generation, a 600-kW battery system, and 10 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
Customers will benefit from a high-clearance design that maximises storage density, alongside modern infrastructure and robust sustainability credentials, including an on-site renewable energy system that powers 90 percent of the facility’s electricity needs.
CEVA Logistics VP Contract Logistics Pacific, Felipe Turra, said: “The opening of our Lakes Road supersite marks an important step in strengthening CEVA’s contract logistics footprint in Australia.
“This facility has been purpose-built to give our customers greater capacity, flexibility and efficiency, while also supporting their sustainability ambitions through modern infrastructure and smarter energy solutions. It positions us well to meet growing demand in Western Australia and deliver long-term value for our customers.”
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