Wildberries accelerates construction of a hub in 'Great Stone' amidst attacks on warehouses in Russia
«The current circumstances in the territory of the Russian Federation compel the investor to build as quickly as possible».
The first sections of Wildberries' large logistics center, covering approximately 140,000 square meters in the 'Great Stone' industrial park, have already been put into operation and are running in test mode. As reported by Kiryl Karatseey, First Deputy General Director for Park Development, construction is being completed significantly ahead of schedule.
«Construction is proceeding not just on schedule, but at an accelerated pace, because the circumstances currently unfolding in the territory of the Russian Federation compel the investor to build as quickly as possible to fully launch the facility into operation as soon as possible,» Karatseey emphasized.
Currently, recruitment for personnel is underway at the Belarusian site, and Russian specialists with experience in launching similar complexes are training local staff and forming a management team, so that the warehouse can become fully operational immediately after construction is completed.
The accelerated launch in Belarus is taking place against the backdrop of regular drone attacks on the marketplace's infrastructure in the Russian Federation, where hundreds of thousands of square meters of warehouse space and goods have been destroyed due to drone attacks.
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