The facility will employ up to 1,500 people and will benefit from the latest technology including state-of-the-art conveyor systems and workstations. The project will have the capacity to store up to 4 million items. 

CTPark Bucharest West is the largest industrial park in Europe spanning approximately 857,000 sqm. 

The close proximity to the Port of Constanța will enable LPP to efficiently receive orders from its Asian suppliers. It will also support deliveries from the wider LPP logistics network and act as a crossdock hub for deliveries from Poland. 

Ionuț Anghel, Regional Development Manager at CTP, said: “LPP’s new e-commerce facility at CTPark Bucharest West has been designed and delivered to meet LPP’s individual requirements that will support the continued growth of its business. We worked closely with LPP at every stage to ensure the facility could be successfully delivered within a tight timeframe.” 

Sebastian Sołtys, President of the Management Board of LPP Logistics, added that the new e-commerce warehouse will allow the company to increase its operational capacity and boost order fulfilment. 

“This is our third investment in this country, one of the fastest growing countries in the region. An unquestionable advantage of this location is its strategic location in relation to the Black Sea port of Constanta, which makes it possible for us to diversify our shipping paths and receive the Group’s orders directly from Asian suppliers,” added Sołtys. 

LPP’s employees will be able to use the facilities included in Clubhaus. It includes spaces for meetings, lectures, and training sessions, alongside a canteen, supermarket, amphitheater, outdoor areas for exercise and an onsite surgery for medical appointments.