Logicenters has completed the construction of the third and final phase of its BIK Silesian Logistics Centre. As part of the expansion, 11,400 square meters of modern warehouse space has received an occupancy permit.
The entire complex, owned by BIK—a platform managed by Logicenters—consists of two facilities with a total area of approximately 23,200 square meters. The project has transformed a brownfield site into a sustainable, state-of-the-art logistics facility, equipped with a photovoltaic installation, DALI-capable LED lighting, electric car charging ports, a remote metering system, and a roof structure deflection monitoring system. The facility is expected to achieve BREEAM Excellent certification.
The project was completed efficiently within a short period, and all the necessary approvals and permits for use have now been granted. This has enabled the completed property to be handed over to the anchor tenant in line with the agreed schedule.
“We are delighted that our new building in Sosnowiec has been completed on time and meets the high standards of a modern, sustainable logistics facility. We are now in the process of handing over the building to our anchor tenant, who will start operations by the end of February,” says Søren Rodian Olsen, Managing Director of Logicenters Poland.
BIK Park Sosnowiec III is located in the immediate vicinity of the intersection of two key thoroughfares—the A4 motorway, which connects Rzeszów with Poland’s western border, and the eastern bypass of Silesia, the S1 Expressway, leading through Cieszyn to southern Europe—as well as the Jaworzno Economic Area.
“We are very pleased with the smooth execution of the investment to expand our warehouse park in Sosnowiec. This confirms our commitment to delivering sustainable, modern warehouses. One of the key advantages of this investment is its location and the high quality of our facilities,” says Artur Kuliński, President of the Management Board of BIK S.A.
Biuro Inwestycji Kapitałowych (BIK) is a Polish logistics developer managed by Logicenters and owned by the investment fund Nrep NSF IV.
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