The Toyota Automated Logistics Group is a global partner for integrated logistic process automation. As part of Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO), the group now brings together: Toyota L&F, Toyota Automated Logistics (TAL) and Vanderlande’s Airport and Distribution business. TAL unites the expertise of Bastian Solutions, Vanderlande’s Warehousing business and viastore under one brand, strengthening the group’s ability to deliver scalable systems, intelligent software and life‑cycle services across industries helping customers meet the challenges specific to their industries.
Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO) concluded an agreement to acquire Vanderlande from the company’s previous owner NPM Capital and other minority shareholders in 2017. Having celebrated its 90th anniversary the previous year, the company comprises four business sectors: automotive assembly and key components; material handling; third-party logistics; and textile machinery. Material handling represents around half of TICO’s total business.
The origins of Vanderlande lie in the Dutch town of Veghel, where Eddie van der Lande established the company in 1949. His family initially refurbished and later produced machines for the textile industry, before moving into the manufacture of hoisting apparatus, cranes and conveyor belts for bulky materials and barrels of oil.
Our market-leading baggage handling systems are capable of moving over 4 billion pieces of baggage around the world per year. These are active in more than 600 airports, including 17 of the world’s top 20. In addition, over 440 of Vanderlande’s security lanes are installed at checkpoints worldwide. More than 52 million parcels are sorted by our systems every day, which have been installed for the world’s leading parcel handling companies.
We are meeting the moment and increasing our positive impact for the sake of the planet. Innovative and fast-growing companies such as ours must:
We must also create fair and safe environments. More broadly, how companies operate in harmony with sustainable development is crucial to guarantee the well-being of future generations.
Operating internationally means strong competition. Continuous innovation is the key to winning in a world that is changing faster than ever, which is why it is essential for Vanderlande to develop cutting-edge solutions. That is where the company’s R&D department comes in, with 900 people developing the necessary hardware and software in-house.
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