A lease expansion within Newport Logistics Fund II

At Panattoni Park Silesia, one of the existing occupiers has expanded its leased area by 2,700 sqm. Following the extension, it will occupy more than 7,500 sqm in total. The tenant is a global logistics operator specialising in contract logistics as well as sea and air freight.

This is another signal supporting the asset’s potential. The growth of existing occupiers is often the clearest proof that the location and project specification meet real operational needs. Other occupiers at Panattoni Park Silesia include Raben and Intermarché.

Poland remains one of Europe’s key industrial and logistics markets. It is the 5th largest market in Europe by total warehouse stock and continues to rank among the top markets for leasing demand. Upper Silesia is also among Poland’s leading regional hubs, ranking second nationally by stock and third for leasing demand in 2025.

Panattoni Park Silesia benefits from strong connectivity to the A4 motorway, supporting distribution across Poland and Central Europe. A further advantage is proximity to Euroterminal Sławków, which has unique significance at EU level thanks to its connection to the Broad Gauge Metallurgy Line (LHS). This infrastructure plays an important role for Europe–Asia freight corridors, including rail services being developed on these routes. In addition, the planned terminal expansion in 2026–2028 strengthens the region’s long-term role in European supply chains.

Panattoni Park Silesia is being delivered on a revitalised post-industrial brownfield site, combining new logistics functions with high environmental standards. The entire complex has achieved BREEAM Excellent, and the roofs of both buildings have been prepared for photovoltaic installations.

This is an example of an asset that combines location quality, leasing potential and long-term value.