LPP Logistics has inaugurated a new distribution center in Romania, covering an area of 56,000 square meters. This warehouse will serve the group's stores in Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece, with the capacity to expand in the future. The expansion is planned for the beginning of 2027, at which point the center will be able to serve 900 stores. By the end of the year, the center will employ over 300 people, with this number expected to grow alongside the expansion. Sebastian Sołtys, CEO of LPP Logistics, emphasized the importance of this new center, mentioning that not only are previous capacities being restored, but a modern unit is being created, ready for the growth of the Sinsay brand. LPP Logistics manages an extensive supply and distribution network, with a total area of over 700,000 square meters, and operates five fashion brands, with over 3,800 stores across three continents. The company has 63,000 employees and is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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Gigantul polonez din spatele Sinsay a deschis în România un centru logistic care deservește trei țări
LPP Logistics deschide un centru de distribuție lângă București
LPP Logistics, care asigură logistica mărcilor Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito şi Sinsay, deschide un nou depozit lângă Bucureşti, după incendiul care a afectat centrul logistic anul trecut. Depozitul deserveşte magazinele din România, Bulgaria şi Grecia
FOTO LPP lansează în România un nou centru de distribuție, unde a adus deja 1.000 de roboți
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