Integer.pl has expanded its logistics facilities

Integer.pl, an independent postal and financial operator, has signed an agreement with the development company Europolis to lease 5,124 thousand square meters of warehouse space and 294 square meters of office space at the Europolis Park Poland Central logistics center near Piotrków Trybunalski. In March, a fully automated InPost main sorting facility was launched at the new location. The investment is a result of the company’s intensive development of postal operations and the increasing number of shipments sent through the operator. Lease negotiations were conducted through Cushman & Wakefield Polska Sp. z o.o.

Europolis Park Poland Central is located at the intersection of two major transport arteries: the A1 motorway, connecting northern and southern Poland, and the expressway connecting Warsaw with the Silesian agglomeration. The signed lease agreement marked the start of the commercialization of the second building in the complex. Its total area is 31,500 square meters.

– A properly located and equipped logistics facility is of fundamental importance for a company with a profile like InPost. Thanks to this venture, we will increase the efficiency and punctuality of delivered correspondence. Europolis Park is the most modern logistics center in Poland. Its location, as well as its investment potential, made the choice of this site the most optimal. I am convinced that modern warehouse facilities and the currently implemented sorting automation will contribute to improving the quality of services provided, making the InPost offer even more attractive – says Rafał Brzoska, CEO of InPost.

Thanks to the application of innovative technological solutions, the Group’s latest investment will significantly impact the efficiency of services provided and accelerate the process of delivering correspondence via InPost. The automation of the sorting facility will also contribute to increasing the facility’s work efficiency while simultaneously increasing the number of shipments sent. From January to December 2008, InPost recorded a 133% increase in delivered correspondence.