Logistics
Technology, automation and total supply chain control to address increasingly dynamic markets.
Structure, results and impact
Captex, a Campania-based company that has been operating in the textile trade for over 30 years, has undergone a profound logistical transformation with the arrival of the third generation. The move to the industrial hub of Nola and the centralization of logistical activities have improved efficiency and control.
This evolution has supported the company’s international expansion, now active in European markets, and has made logistics more responsive to the needs of customers in the fast fashion and scheduled premium segments, which are increasingly focused on speed and punctuality in the supply chain.
Structure, results and impact
Captex, a Campania-based company that has been operating in the textile trade for over 30 years, has undergone a profound logistical transformation with the arrival of the third generation. The move to the industrial hub of Nola and the centralization of logistical activities have improved efficiency and control.
This evolution has supported the company’s international expansion, now active in European markets, and has made logistics more responsive to the needs of customers in the fast fashion and scheduled premium segments, which are increasingly focused on speed and punctuality in the supply chain.
The Captex textile warehouse revolution
Captex manages a highly specialized warehouse for the textile sector, where large orders (2,000-3,000 meters of fabric per order) are prepared and shipped daily to local, national, and international customers. The fabrics (over 100,000 rolls) are stored in four compactable warehouses, divided between summer and winter fabrics, with a subdivision organized by color and frequency of handling, which facilitates speed and visibility.





International expansion
Metres
Millions of metres sold
Markets
Suppliers in 8 countries
Expansion
International networks
Logistics
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Metres
Millions of
metres sold
Markets
8 countries
served
Expansions
International
networks
Logistics