DL Invest buys huge brownfield in Bielsko-Biała

23
Dec
2024
News - DL Invest buys huge brownfield in Bielsko-Biała #Bielsko Biała #brownfield #DL Invest #investment #logistics #Poland #warehouse

by Property Forum | Investment

DL Invest Group has completed the acquisition of a 270,000 sqm brownfield - a production and warehouse complex in Bielsko-Biała. The price is ca €25 million. 


The property in Bielsko-Biała covers 52.8 hectares and includes the former FCA Powertrain Poland factory, previously dedicated to car engine production. After the 2021 merger of FCA and Groupe PSA, ownership of the site passed to Stellantis, which later decided to close the facility. Production ceased in the spring of 2024. The acquired area also hosts other businesses, and the investor has expressed an intention to maintain cooperation with them. A conditional agreement, valued at approximately €25 million, was signed at the end of October. One key condition was that neither the State Treasury nor the Katowice Special Economic Zone exercised their pre-emption rights.

The site's strategic location, with access to the S1 and E462 roads and its own railway platform, makes it highly attractive to logistics, production, and distribution companies. The complex also features full infrastructure, including an 82 MW power substation.

"The purchase of the complex DL Invest Park Bielsko-Biała is not only a demonstration of our capabilities but also an important step towards further strengthening our position on the commercial real estate market. Our goal is to provide space that meets the highest standards while providing long-term added value for our business partners", says Dominik Leszczynski, CEO of DL Invest Group.

DL Invest Group specializes in the long-term management and development of its assets. The acquisition of DL Invest Park Bielsko-Biała represents a significant milestone in the group’s growth strategy, with the total value of its assets now exceeding PLN 3.8 billion.




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