cargo-partner has once again secured a Silver rating from EcoVadis in 2026, reaffirming its consistent commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices.
Signing a warehouse lease in Czech Republic is a multi-year financial commitment. Understanding the key clauses in a Czech Republic industrial lease is essential — particularly for international tenants unfamiliar with local legal norms.
Finding the right warehouse in Czech Republic is one of the most strategically important decisions a logistics, distribution or manufacturing business will make. Czech Republic sits at a key junction in the Central European supply chain network, offering a combination of cost-competitive operations, improving infrastructure and growing market access that continues to attract major European and global logistics operators.
This guide covers everything you need to evaluate before signing a warehouse lease in Czech Republic in 2026: location strategy, technical specifications, lease structures and total occupancy cost.
Primoco UAV is planning a significant expansion of its production capacity. In Písek, the company will build a new manufacturing plant with an investment of approximately CZK 750 million. The project aims to respond to the growing demand for unmanned aircraft and to strengthen the company’s production and technological capabilities.
The Czech industrial real estate market continues to show a specific structure, with manufacturing companies outperforming logistics operators. According to data from 108 Real Estate, manufacturing firms leased more than 550,000 sqm of modern industrial space in 2025, accounting for approximately 42% of all newly concluded transactions.
Logicor is one of Europe’s leading owners, managers, and developers of logistics real estate. The company has been active in the Czech Republic since 2021 and has successfully delivered three modern industrial and logistics parks in that time. We spoke with Pavel Rufert, Country Director for the Czech Republic, about strategy, market trends, and future plans.
Rail infrastructure continues to play a crucial role in the long-term development of industrial and logistics parks. Rather than being seen as a secondary or outdated transport option, rail connections are increasingly being integrated directly into the planning and operation of modern industrial sites.
Developer Gridarch has completed the second phase of the Ostrava Airport Multimodal Park (OAMP) in Mošnov. The phase includes Building D, offering 11,300 sqm of space, which has been taken over by Brose.
The automotive supplier is operating its third production facility in the Moravian-Silesian region within the building, focusing on the development, testing, and manufacturing of seat structures.
