Thursday, 18 June 2026
Panattoni BTS has completed a new manufacturing facility for Danfoss in Tuchom. The 22,500 sqm building was developed under a build-to-own model and designed to support the company’s production and logistics operations.
Danfoss, which manufactures heat exchangers for heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water systems, has operated in Tuchom for more than ten years. Production is being transferred from its existing premises to the new facility.
The development combines manufacturing, warehouse and distribution functions in a single location. According to the companies, the facility has been designed to support current operations and provide capacity for future growth.
The project includes production and warehouse space as well as approximately 3,500 sqm of office and employee facilities. A showroom has also been incorporated into the development, allowing Danfoss to present its products and technologies to customers and business partners.
Around 500 people are expected to work at the new plant.
Maciej Zawada, Head of Business Development at Panattoni BTS, said the project was developed in close cooperation with Danfoss, with elements of the building adapted to the company’s manufacturing and logistics requirements during the construction process.
Adam Jędrzejczak, Managing Director and Chairman of the Management Board of Danfoss Poland, said the new facility is intended to improve operational efficiency and provide a production environment better suited to the company’s current needs.
The building incorporates technical infrastructure designed for Danfoss’s manufacturing processes, including a 40-tonne overhead crane and systems for supplying industrial gases used in production.
Heating, cooling and ventilation are provided primarily through heat pump systems, while a gas boiler installation serves as a backup heat source.
The Tuchom project continues the cooperation between Panattoni BTS and Danfoss. In 2022, Panattoni delivered a manufacturing facility for the company in Grodzisk Mazowiecki.
The completion of the new plant adds further manufacturing capacity to the Pomeranian region and reflects continued investment by industrial occupiers in purpose-built production facilities in Poland.
