New logistics giant conquers Hoyerswerda: 20,000 square meters for Slam Germany!

New logistics giant conquers Hoyerswerda: 20,000 square meters for Slam Germany!

in the heart of Hoyerswerda is currently exciting in the logistics sector: The Slam Germany rents almost 20,000 square meters in the Nardt industrial estate in one of the former Aldi logistics centers. As the Saxon is reported here Square meters of hall space and 4,360 square meters of storage space used for logistics and the goods transport of an international online mail order company.

The logistics park in Hoyerswerda, which was built for Aldi in 1995, houses a total of around 22,000 square meters and consists of four hall sections. Two halls are currently rented out, and the new Slam Germany premises are seamlessly involved in the company's plans, which is active in logistics across Europe. Together with about 9,500 square meters of outside area, this is an ideal constellation for the logistical activities.

growth in the logistics sector

The logistics service provider Slam International Group, with branches in Great Britain, Poland and Germany, relies on the enormous potential of the Hoyerswerda location. Jürgen Seidler, the head of Slam Germany, emphasizes the excellent requirements of the location for logistics activities. This is also reflected in the dynamic development of the entire logistics sector. The logistics market in Germany is estimated for a remarkable 331 billion euros in sales, which corresponds to an increase of 19% compared to 2019, so Statista .

The Slam Germany will not only use its halls as a warehouse, but also for business and transport. Alexander Jensen, Senior Letting Manager of the LIVOS Group, emphasizes the long -term cooperation and a promising future for the logistics location Hoyerswerda.

A look at the logistics landscape

The infrastructure for logistics and transport is very important in Germany. The transport has the largest market share with around 47% and around 4.6 billion tons of goods were transported in 2022. Bach from the region, especially the most dynamic logistics regions, such as the Ruhr area and the Halle/Leipzig area, benefit highly from this development.

with the Duisburg port, as the largest inland port in Europe, and the second largest inland port in Cologne, which also has significant envelope, the logistics in Germany remains a load -bearing pillar of the economy. These aspects show that the new rental agreement of SLAM Germany in the Hoyerswerda logistics park is not only a profit for the company, but will also make an important contribution to the strengthening of the regional economy.