Panattoni has secured a new tenant for its City Logistics Łódź VI development, with OLMED, a pharmacy and online drugstore operator, taking up 9,500 sqm of space.

The OLMED Group, which offers a range of medical services in Łódź alongside its chain of physical and online pharmacies, is relocating its warehouse to support the expansion of its e-commerce operations. The facility has been customized to OLMED’s needs, including a mezzanine to increase usable space and automated systems to streamline logistics. Operations are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.

“The transfer of logistics processes to the new distribution centre is an important step for us in the development of our three e-commerce platforms, namely aptekaolmed.pl, drogeriaolmed.pl and aptekazawiszy.pl. With significantly more space than before, in a modern, well-located facility, we will be able to significantly increase our operational efficiency. The location, with direct access to major transport routes, allows us to optimise the supply chain and reduce shipping times to customers throughout Poland. Cooperation with Panattoni will allow us to gain further competitive advantages and strengthen the Olmed Group’s position at the forefront of e-commerce platforms in Poland in the health and beauty sector,” says Jakub Lisiński, President of Olmed (Apteka Olmed).

“Olmed is successful in the promising e-commerce market – we are delighted that the company has chosen us as a partner in its further business development. I am confident that City Logistics Łódź VI – a facility designed with modern distribution in mind – will meet the tenant’s expectations and contribute to its further growth,” says Marek Dobrzycki, Partner at Panattoni. “Łódź is one of the key logisticsmarkets in Poland. We have been present here since the company was founded over 20 years ago. During this time, we have delivered over 2.4 million sqm of modern industrial space in the region, of which over 230,000 sqm is in the City Logistics segment. We already have further projects in the pipeline.”

“The decision to lease space in the eastern part of Łódź was a natural step for our client – the region provides access to a large number of skilled workers, which is crucial for e-commerce operations. We were looking for modern warehouse space with a spacious office module to support the company’s further operational development. The transaction also highlights the developer’s great flexibility and openness to the client’s needs,” adds Jakub Wojtera, Senior Advisor at AXI IMMO.

City Logistics Łódź VI, a 25,000 sqm brownfield facility on Dostawcza Street, was developed on the site of a former gas bottling plant, allowing Panattoni to repurpose urban land for industrial use. The project has received a BREEAM Excellent rating and offers flexible modules suitable for e-commerce, warehousing, light manufacturing, and logistics. Its eastern Łódź location provides convenient access to public transport and urban infrastructure for employees.