Matahari Food Business Centralised WMS Implementation Results
In brief: Case study showing how Matahari Food Business deployed Manhattan WMS to centralise distribution and improve inventory control across three Indonesian DCs.
By Adam Ingram, Research Analyst — Warehouse, Transportation & Yard Systems · Supply Chain Research
Case study showing how Matahari Food Business deployed Manhattan WMS to centralise distribution and improve inventory control across three Indonesian DCs.
Matahari Food Business replaced manual processes with Manhattan Warehouse Management, Slotting Optimisation and Labour Management. The centralised system delivered 54% lower inventory holding, 40% lower distribution costs, and raised store service levels from 65% to 93% OTIF. Implementation covered Balaraja, Cibitung and Surabaya DCs and integrated with Oracle merchandising and in-house transport systems.
Reduced inventory days cover from 30 to 14 days
Cut distribution costs 40% as percentage of sales
Raised OTIF store service levels from 65% to 93%
Achieved 96% inventory accuracy and one-day stock takes
Realised 15% productivity gain in one week via Slotting Optimisation
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