Sarantis Polska expands warehouse and office space at MLP Pruszków II

Sarantis Polska, a manufacturer and distributor of cosmetics and household goods, is expanding its operations within the MLP Pruszków II logistics complex near Warsaw. The company will move to a newly built facility, increasing its leased space by 35% to over 24,000 square meters. This expansion continues a 25-year collaboration with MLP Group, during which Sarantis Polska’s leased space has grown fivefold.

Under the new lease agreement, Sarantis Polska will transition to a built-to-suit (BTS) facility while vacating two smaller sites totaling 17,600 square meters. The relocation process, managed by consulting firm Graphene Partners, aims to optimize logistics and accommodate the company’s future growth. The new facility will be available in November 2025, with full operations expected by July 2026.

The warehouse will cover approximately 22,700 square meters, including a 5,200-square-meter Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) zone for high-density storage. Another 2,000 square meters will be dedicated to packaging operations, and 1,400 square meters will serve as office space. Designed for efficiency, the facility will feature a 12-meter clear height and will meet high environmental standards, undergoing BREEAM certification at the Excellent level.

Tomasz Pietrzak, Leasing Director Poland at MLP Group, emphasized the long-term collaboration with Sarantis Polska and its commitment to sustainable, modern warehouse solutions. He noted that the new facility aligns with the company’s strategy of providing flexible, environmentally friendly logistics spaces that support tenant growth.

Graphene Partners played a key role in the transition, working with Sarantis Polska to analyze its distribution network and identify future logistics needs. Karol Gułaś, Director at Graphene Partners, highlighted the strategic planning involved in selecting the new location, negotiating lease terms, and ensuring the facility meets operational requirements.

Sarantis Polska, part of the Sarantis Group founded in 1964 in Athens, has expanded significantly in Central and Eastern Europe. With operations in 13 countries and exports to over 50 markets, the company owns well-known brands in Poland such as Jan Niezbędny, Kolastyna, Luksja, and STR8.