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Articles - skladinfo.sk

The CTP provides for the listing of Euronext Amsterdam's offer and documents on a regulated market

CTP, a leading European owner and developer of logistics real estate, has announced that it plans to make an initial offer and apply for admission to listing and trading its shares on Euronext Amsterdam's regulated market.

Supply chain shortening is not on the agenda yet

"Shipment volumes are growing and the whole world today faces a shortage of containers for the transport of goods. Maritime transport is busy, but also railways, and in the coming months, we certainly do not expect a major decline and release of capacity, quite the contrary. Shortening supply chains is not on the agenda yet,” says Aleksander Raczysnki, CEO of the Gefco Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary, in an interview.

Amazon Logistics Center celebrates 3 years of its operation in Slovakia

The Amazon logistics center was opened in 2017. It currently has more than 2,000 permanent employees. Another 1,000 employees of the company work in the Bratislava office. "At Amazon, we value the diversity of experience, opinion, interest, and expertise. We thus offer candidates opportunities to show natural curiosity, self-initiative, and many opportunities for growth throughout society. We are glad that so many of them have already succeeded," says Radek Stegbauer, general manager of the Amazon logistics center in Sered.

Industrial buildings will play a major role in the transformation of the economy, says the founder of the Accolade fund

They relied on ecological industrial real estate and, according to the Financial Times, were the fastest-growing company in the Czech Republic in 2019. The founder of Accolade, Milan Kratina, revealed in an interview how the importance of modern halls was underlined by the pandemic. Fast production or fast delivery of goods depends on many factors, but one of them is the quality of the production hall or warehouse. The importance of industrial buildings is also underlined by situations such as the Covid-19 or Brexit pandemic, e.g. for changes at borders. In such situations, not only e-commerce companies but also food chains and manufacturing companies are aware of the importance of logistics real estate. Since 2011, the Czech investment company Accolade has been focusing on the preparation and lease of industrial premises. The properties that make up its portfolio and that they offer for rent are significantly different from those of their competitors and have found their customers on the markets in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany, and one of them is also located in Slovakia - Košice. Now the Accolade Fund is coming to our market and offers Slovak investors the opportunity to benefit from the growth of e-commerce and logistics. At the same time, an investment horizon of 5 years and a minimum investment of EUR 75,000 must be taken into account. Behind the birth of Accolade is Milan Kratina, who, while studying at university, met with the preparation of land for the construction of the industrial real estate. He has not set out in this area and has built a company that has become one of the influential players in the industrial infrastructure market in Europe.

Bonami increased sales by 12.6 million euros in 2020

Bonami published its business results for last year, which, despite complications in the form of the global pandemic COVID-19, was marked by growing sales and profits. In Slovakia, the company increased sales by 12.6 million euros, which represents a 49.6% increase. It is interesting that the largest increase in sales was recorded in the garden category.

Interview with Ivan Pastier: Both automation and digitization are now a necessity

"We are looking for more efficient solutions every year. We are currently investing in green energy, for example. In addition, every new building we are currently building in Slovakia is, according to BREEAM Excellent, which is above the market standard,” says Ivan Pastier, senior business development manager of CTP for Slovakia.

CTP is enjoying 15.3% growth in its portfolio with massive occupancy

CTP, the largest logistics real estate developer in Central and Eastern Europe, reported more than 15% growth, recording an annual rental income of € 344 million in 2020. With a portfolio of 6.3 million m2 and 740,000 m2 under construction at the end of 2020, CTP strengthened its position as the largest owner and developer of logistics properties based on the gross leasable area in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, and Serbia. It also announced new development projects in Austria, Poland, and Bulgaria.

P3 Logistic Parks expands its portfolio by about 48 percent

P3 Logistic Parks, as a long-term investor-developer, contributed to the overall resilience of the logistics industry during 2020. In a year in which people, companies and society experienced unprecedented challenges, the logistics industry remained in a strong position and maintained the necessary infrastructure.
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