Wednesday, 18 February 2026
Seqoy, a Czech distributor of comic books, manga and genre literature, has agreed to lease space in a newly planned building at Panattoni Business Park Prague Airport II near Pavlov in the Kladno district. The company has operated in the local industrial zone since 2021 and is relocating to larger premises in response to higher demand and expanded logistics requirements. Construction of the new hall is scheduled to begin in March, with completion planned for early 2027. The development is being built by Panattoni and financed by the Accolade group.
Seqoy will occupy more than 3,300 square metres of warehouse space and around 300 square metres of office area. The remaining 5,200 square metres in the building will be available to other tenants. The company distributes publications for several Czech publishers and manages logistics and distribution for a wide range of genre titles on the domestic market.
“The comic book market has been growing and professionalizing for a long time, so larger and more modern premises are key for us to further increase the efficiency of storage and distribution—not only of comics and manga. Today, bookstores naturally expect fast delivery of new releases, but above all, continuous and reliable replenishment of individual titles. This places high demands on logistics, warehouse data management, and order processing speed. Investing in modern logistics technologies will enable us to use our warehouse more efficiently, increase inventory turnover, and provide overall better service to our business partners,” said Jiří Pavlovský, CEO of Seqoy.
The new building is planned to meet BREEAM New Construction “Excellent” environmental standards and will include LED lighting, energy-management systems, charging facilities for electric vehicles and heating based primarily on heat pumps.
“We are delighted that the successful Panattoni Business Park Prague Airport II zone continues to grow. Personally, I am very pleased when our clients share the innovative and sustainable approach that we have been applying in construction for a long time. This is also the case with Seqoy, which has chosen additional space in this excellently located industrial park for its expansion,” said Jan Andrejco, Regional Director of Panattoni.
“The fact that Seqoy is expanding here confirms for us that the complex enables companies from a variety of industries to grow. And we are delighted that it is now a representative of the creative world. At the same time, it is a nice example of how logistics is changing. Today, it is no longer just a matter of ‘transporting something somewhere’, but of fast, accurate and continuous replenishment of goods, including titles where there is a large selection and frequent orders. It is precisely for such operations that the combination offered by the park makes sense: a strategic location, modern technology, and high standards of sustainable construction,” added Jiří Stránský, Head of Development at Accolade.
Panattoni Business Park Prague Airport II currently provides close to 130,000 square metres of industrial and logistics space across several buildings. The site is located near exit 7 of the D6 motorway, offering road connections to Prague and western Czech regions, as well as proximity to Václav Havel Airport and access to public transport for employees.
