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Logistics and warehouse developments in Poland

Overview

Recent developments in Poland highlight significant investments in logistics and warehousing infrastructure.

In Poznań, Kompania Piwowarska has launched a 230 million PLN automated high-bay warehouse. The 40-meter-tall facility features approximately 58,000 pallet positions and utilizes an ecosystem of roughly 1,000 devices, including automated stacker cranes. This investment aims to transform the company’s supply chain by increasing direct deliveries from the brewery to customers from 50 percent to a target of 90 percent, reducing reliance on satellite warehouses.

In the Mazovia region, IPOS Opony has expanded its footprint at the CTPark Warsaw South industrial complex in Mszczonów. The automotive tire specialist increased its occupied area to 7,898 square meters. This expansion is intended to support its role as a major tire storage provider and ‘tire hotel’ for premium brands, facilitating service for partners in the Mazovia and Łódź regions.

Entities

Kompania Piwowarska · Mszczonów · Maciej Szczepanik · Poznań · CTP

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    IPOS Opony expands warehouse footprint at CTPark Warsaw South

    IPOS Opony has expanded its warehouse space at CTPark Warsaw South to nearly 7,900 square meters to support its growing automotive logistics and tire storage services.

  2. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Kompania Piwowarska opens 230 million PLN warehouse in Poznań

    Kompania Piwowarska invested 230 million PLN in a new automated high-bay warehouse in Poznań to optimize its supply chain and increase direct deliveries to customers.

Sources

kierunekspozywczy.pl · logistyka.net.pl · omnichannelnews.pl · propertynews.pl · wiadomoscihandlowe.pl