Wednesday, 19 August 2026
Komplex Torus has leased nearly 6,800 sqm at MLP Pruszków II, expanding the tenant base of MLP Group’s largest logistics park near Warsaw. Newmark Polska represented the distributor in the transaction.
Around 6,500 sqm of the leased area will be used for warehouse operations, with the remaining space allocated to offices and employee facilities supporting the company’s logistics activities. The completed premises are scheduled to be handed over in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Komplex Torus has operated for more than 30 years as a distributor of household chemicals, cosmetics and hygiene products. The company serves more than 2,500 customers each month and maintains a regular wholesale portfolio comprising more than 10,000 products.
The new warehouse will support the company’s distribution activities and further expansion. According to Newmark Polska, proximity to the A2 motorway, employee accessibility and the ability to accommodate the tenant’s operational requirements were among the main considerations behind the location decision.
“We are pleased to have supported Komplex Torus in this transaction. Our client chose MLP Pruszków II primarily because of its proximity to the A2 motorway, convenient access for employees and an offer well suited to its business needs,” said Patryk Podgórski, Senior Advisor at Newmark Polska.
MLP Pruszków II is located in the Brwinów municipality, approximately 5 km from Pruszków and within the Warsaw metropolitan area. The logistics and industrial complex is planned to provide around 427,000 sqm of warehouse, production and office accommodation when fully developed.
The park is situated between provincial road No. 760 and the A2 motorway, around 3 km from the Pruszków-Żbików junction. Its road connections provide access towards Warsaw and Poland’s principal east-west transport corridor, while nearby railway infrastructure supports regional and international logistics operations.
MLP Group is also incorporating energy and environmental measures across the development. Selected buildings have obtained BREEAM certification, while photovoltaic installations are being introduced on warehouse roofs.
Employee access to the park is supported by bus connections and a bicycle-sharing station.
The Komplex Torus agreement adds another distribution occupier to MLP Pruszków II and reflects continued demand for warehouse capacity around the western side of the Warsaw metropolitan area, where access to the A2 motorway and the capital’s consumer market supports logistics and distribution operations.
