MLP Group has signed a lease agreement with Stockly, a company specialising in 3D printing technologies, at the MLP Poznań West logistics park in western Poland. The tenant will occupy approximately 2,400 sqm of warehouse and office space, with operations already launched under an early access arrangement. Full delivery of the facility is planned for December 2026.
The leased space includes more than 2,100 sqm dedicated to warehouse and logistics activities, while around 250 sqm will be used for office and staff facilities within a two-storey building. According to the company, the office section is expected to be handed over in early December.
Stockly operates in the 3D printing sector, supplying consumables, printers, 3D pens and accessories, alongside prototyping and small-scale manufacturing services for both individual and corporate customers. The company also sells products through its online platform, filament3d.pl.
Tomasz Pietrzak, Leasing Director Poland at MLP Group, said the agreement reflects continued demand from companies in logistics and e-commerce for modern warehouse space in strategically located parks.
Damian Michalski, Leasing Director, Industrial & Logistics at Rock Estate, said the project involved adapting both warehouse and office areas to meet Stockly’s operational requirements, including a dedicated 3D printing workshop.
MLP Poznań West is located near the S11 expressway, around 7 km from the A2 motorway junction. Once completed, the park is expected to provide more than 173,000 sqm of logistics and industrial space aimed at e-commerce, distribution, logistics and light manufacturing occupiers.
The development is being delivered with sustainability features including rooftop photovoltaic systems, electric vehicle charging stations, cycling infrastructure and biodiversity measures. The buildings are also undergoing BREEAM certification.