Poland as a strategic springboard to China

PSA BDP’s Gdańsk office is strategically positioned to connect key central European transportation hubs and significantly improve logistics flow for customers within the chemical, retail, pharmaceuticals, electric vehicle and industrial sectors.

“The new Gdańsk office attests to our growth aspirations in Europe, expanding PSA BDP’s regional footprint and strengthening our market position,” said Yves Letange, managing director, Europe, PSA BDP.

Logistics epicentre

Poland of course serves as a gateway to Central and Eastern Europe. Gdańsk itself is expected to continue to develop rapidly into a strategic logistics epicentre due to its close proximity to Baltic Hub, a member of the PSA Group.

Notably, the Port of Gdańsk is the only Baltic port that supports direct container connections with China and it also serves as a marine gateway connecting Asia to Central and Eastern European markets.

Additionally, Baltic Hub houses one of the largest rail facilities in Europe and is the closest port serving the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Capitalising on the proximity to this strategic hub allows PSA BDP to offer greater connectivity and more cost-competitive and eco-friendly solutions to customers looking to minimise their carbon footprint.

PSA BDP was acquired by PSA International in April 2022.