Sunday, 6 September 2026
Sescom Group has relocated its main headquarters to 1,513 sqm of office space in the Titanium building at Gdańsk’s Alchemia complex, reinforcing the city’s role as the operational base for the company’s expanding European business.
The technical facility management group has taken the entire 11th floor of Titanium at al. Grunwaldzka 409. The move replaces Sescom’s previous headquarters at Grunwaldzka 82 and brings the company’s central management functions into one of the Tri-City office market’s established business locations. The duration of the lease has not been disclosed.
Titanium forms part of Alchemia II alongside the Ferrum building. The properties are owned by Polski Holding Nieruchomości (PHN), which acquired this part of the Alchemia development from Torus in 2016. Together, Ferrum and Titanium provide more than 25,000 sqm of leasable space and hold LEED Platinum environmental certification.
Cushman & Wakefield was appointed by PHN earlier this year as exclusive leasing agent for the two buildings. No tenant-side adviser has been publicly identified in connection with the Sescom transaction. Reesco acted as general contractor for the fit-out of the new 1,513 sqm headquarters.
The relocation was carried out around the beginning of September, with Sescom employees moving into the new workplace as the company continues to expand its operations outside Poland. Despite that international growth, Gdańsk remains the management centre for the group.
Sescom operates in more than 10 European countries and says it supports more than 15,000 retail properties for over 130 brands. The business combines technical facility management with services covering electrical installations, refrigeration, air conditioning, point-of-sale systems and the relocation and opening of retail locations.
“Sescom powstał w Gdańsku i to właśnie stąd konsekwentnie rozwijamy naszą działalność na europejskich rynkach. Nowa siedziba nie jest dla nas jedynie kolejnym biurem. To centrala Grupy – miejsce, z którego będziemy wyznaczać standardy, podejmować strategiczne decyzje i kierować rozwojem organizacji działającej w ponad 10 krajach. Z 11. piętra Alchemii naprawdę daleko widać horyzont. To dobra perspektywa dla firmy, która ma ambitne plany dalszej ekspansji w Europie,” said Marek Kwiatkowski, CEO of Sescom Group.
Sescom Group currently comprises nine companies and is pursuing growth both through its existing operations and acquisitions. Its European expansion and consolidation strategy is backed by private equity investor Enterprise Investors. The new Gdańsk headquarters is intended to support closer cooperation between the group’s businesses and provide a central location for management teams and meetings with partners from across Europe.
Sescom is also developing multidisciplinary teams in the Tri-City region covering technology, engineering, finance, operations, management and sales. For Gdańsk’s office market, the transaction provides another example of an internationally active Polish company retaining its strategic functions in the city rather than transferring its headquarters to another major business centre.
Alchemia has attracted a mixture of domestic and international occupiers. One of Titanium’s largest tenants is State Street Bank, which previously renewed more than 10,500 sqm in the building, demonstrating the continued importance of larger corporate occupiers to the complex.
Sescom’s 1,513 sqm relocation is smaller in scale but represents a different type of demand for the Tri-City office market: a locally founded company using Gdańsk as the management base for a growing international organisation. With operations extending across more than 10 European markets, the decision to establish the group’s new headquarters at Alchemia underlines Gdańsk’s continuing ability to retain corporate decision-making functions alongside the international business-services operations that account for an important part of the city’s office demand.
