Almacenajes Mini-Depósitos, MegaStorage and Galores are some of the companies that provide storage services in Panama, offering solutions ranging from small boxes that are rented for $9.99 a month, to entire floors measuring 100 square meters.
Warehouses may be heated, which improves the preservation of stored goods, and some companies offer, alongside storage services, exhibition halls, conference rooms and meeting rooms, which can be used as sales offices by the storage space renters.
An article in Capital.com.pa Abdiel Garcia, manager of Almacenajes Mini-Depósitos, says that "customers who use our services range from those who rent in a personal capacity to safeguard all the valuable things they want to preserve or protect while they wait to move into a new home, to those who want maximize the space in their present home and on the other side we have companies that use our services to store their goods and furniture. The minimum rental period is one month, but we have some clients who have been using the service for over 15 years."
Source: Capital.com.pa
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August 2009
Brazilian-based Grupo Galores inaugurated in Juan Díaz a warehouse for personal or "mini" storage.
After a $17 million investment, Grupo Galores inaugurated its first of four planned personal storage warehouses. The 4-warehouse project will be completed by the end of 2010, reaching 6.000 units of personal storage.
March 2009
The Brazilian company Galores Logistics will build five distribution centers in Panama, with an investment of $30 million.
The general director of Galores Logistics, Rafael Rocha, told Pa-digital.com.pa that "the refrigeration technology that will be introduced to the market will allow the company to provide a complete service with storage warehouses, refrigerated trucks, product packing and shipping," and that the company "will focus its attention on non-traditional fruit and vegetables, livestock, poultry and seafood product exports, among others."
September 2010
In the coming months, the company Almacenajes S.A. plans to begin constructing three new warehouses.
Almacenajes S.A. currently has six facilities in Panama with approximately 6,000 "minidepositos" (small storage depots). Marissa Valencia, vicepresident, commented that in the next few weeks they will be opening new branches.
August 2010
Galores Cold Storage is investing $30 million in building a refrigerated storage facility in east Panama.
The facility will be located in the area of Las Mañanitas, near Tocumen International Airport, and will have capacity for 900 40 foot containers.
Pa-digital.com.pa reports that, "the new center aims to attract 60% of its customers locally and the remaining 40% from companies needing to distribute chilled merchandise via Panama to other parts of the world".