November 4, 2025

Panattoni Secures Financing from PKO Bank Polski for Wroclaw Campus 2

Panattoni has secured EUR 74.5 million in financing from PKO Bank Polski to support the development of Wroclaw Campus 2.

Once completed, Wroclaw Campus 2 — located 20 kilometers from Wroclaw — will offer over 160,000 square meters of modern industrial space. A 30,000-square-meter facility has already been completed as part of the first phase. By June of this year, Panattoni will deliver an additional 30,000-square-meter part of the second building, which will eventually reach 130,000 square meter.

“The involvement of PKO Bank Polski as a financial partner once again confirms our ability to carry out the most ambitious and complex projects,” said Emilia Taczewska-Trojanska, Head of Debt Finance Poland at Panattoni. “This financing will not only allow us to complete Wroclaw Campus 2 but also strengthen our long-term growth plans in the Polish market.”

According to Panattoni, the industrial park will undergo BREEAM certification at the Excellent level. Tenants will benefit from intelligent energy-management systems and water-saving fixtures, which the developer claims will translate into lower operating costs. Panattoni will also create green zones and install electric=vehicle charging stations. The facility’s roof will be reinforced to accommodate photovoltaic installations.

Panattoni has already delivered over 2.3 million square meters of space in Lower Silesea area, it reports, and currently has another 80,000 square meters under construction.

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