Daifuku Oceania

Daifuku Oceania is the Australia and New Zealand arm of the global Daifuku Group, a Japanese material handling equipment company founded in 1937. The group operates across 24 countries and regions, with the Oceania division focused on the design, manufacture, installation, and servicing of airport baggage handling and material handling systems.

Within the aviation sector, Daifuku Oceania delivers baggage handling systems for airports, a core product line within the parent company's broader portfolio. The group's technical capabilities span automation, conveyor systems, and intralogistics, underpinned by a history that includes introducing Japan's first chain conveyor in 1957 and its first automated high-rise Rackbuil System in 1966.

Beyond airports, the Daifuku Group serves the automotive, semiconductor manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution sectors. The Oceania operation contributes to this global footprint by supporting airport infrastructure and material handling projects across Australia and New Zealand.