Wednesday, 13 May 2026
CTP has signed an agreement with LEROY MERLIN Romania to expand the retailer’s regional distribution centre at CTPark Bucharest West to 48,500 sqm.
The announcement was made during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new build-to-suit logistics facility, which is currently under construction within the industrial park. Delivery is scheduled for February 2027.
LEROY MERLIN Romania, part of the ADEO Group, selected CTP following a competitive pitch process. The agreement strengthens the existing partnership between the two companies and further consolidates CTPark Bucharest West’s role as a major logistics hub in Romania and across Central and Eastern Europe.
The project has been designed around LEROY MERLIN’s operational and technical requirements, with the emphasis placed on flexibility, scalable layouts and customised infrastructure. According to the companies, the solution was selected due to the park’s strategic location, direct access to the A1 motorway, developed infrastructure and potential for long-term expansion.
Ronald Binkofski said the agreement reflects CTP’s ability to tailor logistics solutions to tenant requirements while supporting future operational growth and supply chain optimisation.
Ionuț Vasile added that the new facility will support the retailer’s logistics and fulfilment operations by increasing operational flexibility and capacity.
The warehouse will incorporate a range of technical features intended to improve operational efficiency and safety, including multiple loading chambers configured to the tenant’s requirements, separate circulation areas for passenger vehicles and heavy goods traffic, and upgraded fire protection systems compliant with the latest regulations.
CTPark Bucharest West is located on the western edge of Bucharest with direct access to the A1 motorway, one of Romania’s key transport corridors. The park also benefits from proximity to metro stations including Păcii and Preciziei and includes onsite amenities such as food services, medical facilities, green areas and the Clubhaus community centre developed by CTP.
