Chicago, Illinois, 1/31/2024— Daifuku Intralogistics America Corporation is a proud member of the Daifuku family. As a subsidiary of Daifuku North America Holding Company, we are Daifuku's Intralogistics' arm in North America.    Daifuku has maintained its position as a world leading material handling system supplier for the nineth consecutive year, according to the latest ranking by Modern Materials Handling.   Fiscal 2022 marked the third consecutive year of record-breaking revenue for Daifuku. Total revenue increased to 590 billion yen* (US$4.55 billion). This result was brought about by an extensive order backlog from the previous year, strong sales to semiconductor manufacturers, expansion in the retail and commerce sectors, and improved service revenue.   Today, we invite you to visit its booth B3803 at MODEX 2024, the leading trade show for supply chain, manufacturing, and distribution industries, from March 11 to 14, 2024, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.    At the booth, you will have the opportunity to meet with Daifuku’s experts, who will help you find the best solution for your specific challenges and goals. You can also book a 30-minute meeting with them in advance by contacting us.   Daifuku is an exceptional material handling systems manufacturer, with a unique existence, having more than 80 years of know-how and expertise.   If you are looking for excellence in your operations, you need Daifuku.    About Daifuku North America Daifuku is a global leader in automation solutions, with a proven, efficient, effective, and specific approach to meet your needs. We have a wealth of experience and a diverse portfolio of successful projects across various industries. We have a dedicated team of experts who will work with you to make your vision a reality.    Don’t miss this opportunity to partner with Daifuku and take your operations to the next level. Contact us today to find out more and begin your journey to success.   Contact Cecile Dick-Calmes Marketing Specialist Cdick-calmes@daifukuna.com  

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