AutoStore agrees to acquire Logiqs for pallet storage technology
AutoStore outlines a future pallet AS/RS direction with Logiqs. Warehouse buyers still have no product name, specifications, price or release date.
AutoStore announced on 2026-11-05 that it had agreed to acquire Logiqs BV, a Netherlands-based provider of roaming pallet automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS). In its announcement, AutoStore describes robots that store and retrieve palletized goods. For warehouse buyers, the key distinction is between the bin storage AutoStore handles today and the pallet technology it plans to develop.
From bins to pallets
AutoStore's current cube storage AS/RS handles bins in a grid. AutoStore says Logiqs' technology will, over time, bring roaming pallet AS/RS into its platform for new and existing customers. AutoStore describes pallets as a new product and technology area for the company. This is a statement of direction, not an announcement of an AutoStore pallet product available today.
AutoStore says Logiqs' warehouse technology is deployed at about 30 customer sites and that Logiqs has 60 employees. In describing its own business, AutoStore says it serves more than 1,350 customers in 68 countries, with about 2,050 systems. These are company statements, not a measure of what a proposed pallet system would deliver at a buyer's warehouse.
What remains undefined
AutoStore says it will provide more information over time as it develops the technology for an expanded commercial release. The announcement gives no product name, specifications, price or release date for an AutoStore pallet offering. Buyers therefore cannot use it to establish a pallet system's capabilities or a project schedule.
AutoStore says the transaction is expected to close in Q4 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. That expected deal closing is separate from a product release; the announcement does not say the acquisition has closed.
Questions for a warehouse review
Ask how pallet handling would fit the proposed workflow, how it would connect with existing systems and what site-specific acceptance criteria would apply. Those are procurement questions for later technical discussions, not capabilities confirmed by this release. Our earlier AutoStore product announcement coverage provides context on the company's cube platform.
AutoStore publishes no price for the proposed pallet offering. Buyers can request a quote or an introduction through RoboHub with their warehouse requirements, and see the AutoStore cube storage record and AutoStore maker hub.
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