JLL strengthens supply chain and real estate offering through strategic agreement with DLL

Global real estate advisor JLL has announced an agreement with global vendor finance company DLL to provide clients with funding options to finance supply chain, logistics and automation equipment, technology and software.

Available in more than 25 markets globally, JLL will work with DLL to offer a complete range of financing solutions for entire ventures including progress payments, software, equipment, and installation costs.

The agreement, which is available to all existing and future projects will complement JLL’s existing work with Miebach Consulting, a player in supply chain consulting and material flow engineering, which helps to provide clients innovative and strategic advice for their supply chain and logistics needs.

Guy Gueirard, Head of JLL Supply Chain & Logistics Services, EMEA, said: “Building supply chain resilience is crucial in today’s world and key to that is having the right space, operation design, and funding to make it all happen.”

“I’m delighted to announce the agreement with DLL, which will enable our logistics and warehousing clients to access funding for the machinery and installations needed to make their operations successful. Together with Miebach and DLL, our end-to-end offering means we can support clients in finding the right location for their operations, securing grants and incentives, planning their production and logistics set-up, and funding all machinery to equip their facilities,” he added.

Marco Wagner (pictured), Global Head of Intralogistics at DLL, added: “A key component for successful supply chains and logistics operations is to have the most beneficial technology and equipment. Funding intralogistics and automation projects is a core element for businesses and we’re confident that in working together with JLL, clients will benefit from a seamless and integrated offering giving them access to the funding for equipment, technology, and software to enable efficient and cost-effective business operations.”