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Extenda Retail’s nyce.logic signs STERAC as first German customer

Extenda Retail’s nyce.logic signs STERAC as first German customer

ReutersReuters2026/09/07 13:44
  • Extenda Retail unit nyce.logic signed STERAC as its first fully German customer, marking its official entry into the DACH warehouse management market.
  • The deal follows more than two years of market build-out in Germany, a key target in nyce.logic’s European expansion.
  • Implementation work now starts for STERAC, a Hamburg-based transport and contract logistics company.
  • nyce.logic plans to build a dedicated DACH go-to-market strategy to scale beyond the initial contract.


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