A new operational facility for vehicle logistics will be established within the Port of Gdańsk. CAT Mosolf Polska has announced the lease of 8 hectares of land from InvestGDA within the Pomeranian Logistics Centre. The agreement is worth more than PLN 40 million.

The leased site is located on Prof. Andruszkiewicza Street in Gdańsk. According to CAT Mosolf Polska (CMPL), the move forms part of the development of its operational facilities, enabling the company to handle growing volumes and meet customers’ needs. Its location directly adjacent to the Baltic Hub terminal in Gdańsk, with access to major road routes, will allow the various stages of vehicle handling to be efficiently connected – from port operations, through vehicle storage and preparation for distribution, to onward transport to domestic and international markets.

“In automotive logistics, competitive advantage is built not by transport alone, but by the ability to smoothly manage large volumes throughout the entire vehicle-handling chain” – said Marcin Grabowski, President of the Management Board of CMPL.

The lease is expected to further expand the company’s presence in the Port of Gdańsk. The company already uses 12,000 sq m of warehouse space, providing capacity for the storage of up to 2,500 vehicles. It operates within the Free Customs Zone of the Port of Gdańsk (WOC). Its facilities also include a technical hall, car wash, warehouse and customs warehouse. The company uses two railway tracks as well as road connections via the S7, S6 and A1 motorways. CMPL says it is expanding its operations in Gdańsk, increasing capacity and creating room to further scale up its business as volumes and customer requirements grow.

InvestGDA notes that the location of the area leased by CAT Mosolf Polska allows the site to be efficiently incorporated into the vehicle-handling chain. At the same time, it points out that around 40 hectares of vacant land remain available within the Pomeranian Logistics Centre. The area offers opportunities both for further investment and for companies that will require additional operational space as their businesses expand.

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