The new building is located adjacent to LPP Logistics' e-commerce fulfilment centre, which became operational in October. Construction is scheduled for completion at the end of Q1 2026, with operations beginning in June 2026.

"The decision to further invest in CTPark Bucharest West confirms the industrial park's strategic importance as a regional logistics hub and demonstrates our ability to deliver large-scale, sustainable facilities tailored to our clients' long-term growth plans,” said Ronald Binkofski, Managing Director for CTP Romania. The facility will support LPP Group's growth in the region and enhance supply efficiency, particularly for the Sinsay brand.

Once operational, the facility will supply LPP brand stores in Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece, while replenishing the company's two Romanian fulfilment centres for online sales. The building will feature an automated conveyor system with 1.3 kilometres of total length, storage capacity for up to 40 million clothing items, and the ability to handle shipments of up to 6.5 million items per week.

CTPark Bucharest West is strategically located along the A1 motorway in western Bucharest and hosts Romania's first CTP Clubhaus, a community hub featuring amenities including a canteen, supermarket, meeting rooms, and fitness areas.