DENSO Invests $69 Million in New Logistics Center in Lebanon, Tennessee
Key Highlights
- All current Wilson County employees will have the opportunity to transition to the new location.
- Supported by TVA and Wilson County development agencies, the project emphasizes regional collaboration.
- The new center will incorporate robotics and automation technologies to improve customer service and operational efficiency.
DENSO, a leading mobility supplier, will invest $69 million to construct an advanced logistics center in Lebanon, Tennessee.
This will retain 100 jobs in the area and position DENSO to optimize its operations and better serve customers across North America.
The 280,000-squre-foot facility, targeted to open in 2027, will replace the company's current operation in Wilson County. All current team members in Wilson County will have the opportunity to transition to the new location.
Supported by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and the Joint Economic & Community Development Board of Wilson County, Tennessee (JECDB), the project underscores DENSO’s commitment to the region and to partnering with local leaders to drive innovation in the Volunteer State.
“We thank TVA and our local Wilson County partners for their support of our investment in Lebanon, which marks a significant milestone for DENSO and our Tennessee operations,” said Tomoyuki “Tom” Arakawa, CEO of DENSO in North America and an executive officer of DENSO Corporation. “Through this new, cutting-edge facility, we’ll not only improve how we deliver to customers but also create new opportunities for our team to work with the latest robotics and automation technologies. It’s a win-win that sets up our customers and team for future success.”
DENSO plans to continue its long tradition of building strong relationships and contributing to the places it call home in Lebanon.