InPost opens largest logistics centre in Wola Bykowska, Poland

InPost Group has inaugurated its largest logistics centre in Wola Bykowska, near Warsaw and Łódź, significantly expanding its operations in Poland. InPost is now the second-largest logistics operator in the country, according to InPost President Rafał Brzoska.

“In 2016, we opened our first sorting plant in Wola Bykowska, planning for it to last a decade. However, the rapid growth of the InPost Group has far exceeded our expectations. Last year, we began building a new logistics centre, twice the size of the original, to keep up with the rising demand for cutting-edge logistics services. This new facility is the largest logistics hub in Poland,” Brzoska said.

The new centre, covering up to 85,000 sqm, has a capacity to process up to 85,000 parcels per hour. It includes four dedicated courier routes serving 120 couriers. The building has achieved BREEAM Excellent certification and is equipped with a 200 kWh photovoltaic system, with the potential for expansion to 1 MW. It also features AI-enhanced CCTV, car chargers, bicycle charging stations, hybrid heating systems, and heat pumps.

InPost continues to expand its logistics network, now operating 71 branches across Poland. Recent additions include branches in Kielce, Radom, Jelenia Góra, Ciechanów, and Ruda Śląska. The company has also grown its electric vehicle fleet to nearly 1,300 and leads the country in private EV charging points with over 700 stations.

Founded in 1999 by Rafał Brzoska, InPost is a leading e-commerce logistics platform, known for its parcel lockers across Poland, the UK, and Italy, as well as courier and fulfilment services for e-commerce sellers. InPost expanded internationally with the acquisition of France’s Mondial Relay in 2021 and debuted on Euronext Amsterdam the same year.

Source: InPost and ISBnews