Logistics operator Nova Poshta has announced the expansion of its sorting hub network across Ukraine. The company offers entrepreneurs two formats of cooperation: launching a joint sorting centre or leasing premises starting from 500 square metres.
This was reported by RBC-Ukraine (Анастасія Мацепа) citing Nova Poshta, according to the portal PromPolitInform.
The expansion of sorting infrastructure is aimed at increasing logistics capacities and ensuring the uninterrupted movement of parcels across the country.
To implement this plan, the postal operator is engaging businesses and commercial property owners across two main areas of cooperation.
The first option involves the joint development of a new sorting facility. Partners will be responsible for receiving cargo, sorting parcels by destination, and dispatching them onwards.
Company guarantees ready cargo volume and business model
When launching a joint hub, the logistics operator provides an existing client cargo flow and pays remuneration for each processed parcel. Partners receive ready-made technological solutions, operational standards, and support at every stage of activity.
Specific location requirements regarding floor space, staffing, and equipment will be determined based on projected operational volumes.
The second format involves leasing existing commercial or warehouse real estate. The primary requirement for such properties is a minimum area of 500 square metres.
Kyiv and eastern regions represent highest interest
Leased premises are planned to be adapted for cargo branches or distribution hubs. Priority locations for the company include Kyiv, Kyiv Region, and the eastern regions of the country.
Property owners are offered long-term cooperation, stable income, and a risk insurance framework. Specific commercial lease terms will be negotiated individually.
The expansion of the network takes place against the backdrop of regular enemy attacks against the operator’s logistics facilities. In particular, during a combined overnight attack on August 5 involving 28 missiles and 115 strike drones, the operator’s sorting centre in Kyiv was completely destroyed.
Photo: RBC-Ukraine
