Cosmetics and household goods manufacturer and distributor Sarantis Polska will vacate the 17,600 square meters of space it currently leases at two facilities at the MLP Pruszkow II logistics park and move to a new facility at the park, where it will expand its current space by 35% to over 24,000 square meters.
MLP Pruszkow II is a modern logistics center located near Warsaw, in the Brwinow commune, five kilometers from Pruszkow. It is the largest complex in the region, with a target lease area of 420,000 square meters. In line with MLP Group’s ESG strategy, photovoltaic installations are being installed on the rooftops. Over the course of its 25-year partnership with the MLP Group, the space leased by Sarantis Polska has grown fivefold.
The selection of the location and the development of solutions to be implemented in Sarantis’ new distribution center were managed by the Graphene Partners consulting firm.
Sarantis Polska will gain access to the new facility in November this year, with full operational use scheduled for July 2026. The warehouse space will cover approximately 22,700 square meters, including a 5,200-square-meter Very Narrow Aisle zone, designed for high storage density and optimized throughput. An additional 2,000 square meters will be dedicated to packaging operations, while the office space will cover 1,400 square meters. The facility will feature a clear height of 12 meters to enhance storage efficiency. In accordance with MLP Group’s sustainability standards, the building will undergo BREEAM certification at the Excellent level.
“Collaboration with Sarantis Polska is a perfect example of a long-term relationship based on trust and mutual growth,” explained Tomasz Pietrzak, Leasing Director Poland at MLP Group S.A. “We are thrilled that our longstanding client has once again chosen to expand within the MLP Pruszkow II complex, opting for modern and sustainable solutions that meet the highest industry standards. This investment aligns seamlessly with our strategy of providing flexible and sustainable warehouse spaces that support the development of our tenants. We are confident that the new facility will fully meet their expectations and facilitate continued efficient growth within our logistics park.”
“Sarantis Polska reached out to us several years before the expiration of their previous lease, asking for a solution that would support the company’s growth in the years ahead,” said Karol Gulas, Director at Graphene Partners. “We started by conducting a detailed analysis of the distribution network, considering Sarantis’ ambitious expansion plans. Based on this, we outlined the key functions, processes, and equipment for the future warehouse. With a clear plan in place, we helped select the ideal location through a competitive bidding process, ultimately opting for a new facility to be built within the MLP Pruszkow II logistics park. Through close collaboration with Sarantis and MLP Group, we successfully negotiated the lease terms. This is yet another project that perfectly demonstrates the value of long-term planning and a comprehensive approach to both logistics and real estate. We are excited to continue supporting Sarantis until the warehouse is up and running.”
Sarantis Polska is part of the Sarantis Group, founded in 1964 in Athens, a leading producer and distributor of cosmetics, cleaning products, and household goods. Present in 13 European countries and exporting to over 50 markets, in Poland its key brands include Jan Niezbędny, Kolastyna, Luksja, and STR8.
“The history of the Sarantis Group is a story of creativity, courage, and belief in a better future, which enabled its expansion into Central and Eastern European markets after the geopolitical changes of the 1980s and 1990s,” said Lukasz Szymanski, Supply Chain Director of Sarantis Group in Poland. “The company’s success is based on organic growth, successful acquisitions of brands and entire production plants, as well as strategic investments in operational development. Poland has always been a key market for the Group and today plays a strategic role in both sales and supply, with several production facilities and key suppliers. The recent acquisition of Stella Pack Europe significantly increased the complexity of the supply chain, requiring a thorough analysis of operations and the development of a transformation plan. In this process, a key partner was the Graphene Partners team – true experts who supported us from analysis through the tender process to delivering the new warehouse project. Another partner is MLP Group, our long-term partner, with whom we decided to continue working for the next years through the tender process. They will deliver new space tailored to our specific operational requirements, high environmental standards, and within the timeline we need, as the Sarantis Group is already thinking about further acquisitions in Poland.”
