Pennsylvania-based Sojo Industries, a technology company, recently finalized a lease with Texas-based Mohr Capital, a privately held real estate investment firm, for a 151,950-square-feet lot in Mohr Logistics Park, a Class A industrial park in Indianapolis.
Sojo Industries has production facilities in Pennsylvania, California, Texas, and Indiana. Each site uses high-speed automated lines and robotics. The company offers advanced robotics, modular packaging solutions, and mobile manufacturing for the food and beverage industry.
“We are proud to welcome Sojo Industries to their new facility at Mohr Logistics Park,” Bob Mohr, Mohr Capital founder and CEO, said. “Their innovative approach to automation and on-site packaging is a valuable addition to our growing logistics and industrial presence. Sojo’s sustainable practices set a high standard for efficiency and environmental responsibility.”
This is the sixth major lease in the industrial park. Other tenants include DHL, Goodyear, and Turn 14.
“Sojo is an innovative and rapidly growing enterprise that Mohr Capital looks forward to partnering with for years to come,” Gary Horn, Mohr Capital chief development officer, said.
Mohr Logistics Park is 475 acres, making it the Indianapolis area’s largest industrial park developed with the last 15 years. Mohr Capital plans for more than 7 million square feet of bulk industrial buildings.