Olsztyn, May 7, 2026 – Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) (NYSE: FDX), the world’s largest express transportation company, has launched a new logistics center in Olsztyn. This is the latest FedEx investment in Poland, supporting the international expansion of local businesses. With the new facility, companies from the region gain more efficient access to the FedEx global road and air network, spanning 220 markets worldwide.
The Olsztyn facility was designed to meet the growing needs of local customers who are increasingly expanding their operations both domestically and internationally. This trend is accelerating: according to a recent Minds and Roses study for FedEx, 86% of Polish companies that already sell internationally plan to enter additional foreign markets. To support this momentum, FedEx has expanded its local infrastructure.
Compared with the previous location, warehouse space has increased by 50%, while office space has grown by one-third. The site covers approximately 2,500 m², significantly improving the region’s operational capacity.
“Expanding our infrastructure in Olsztyn substantially strengthens our ability to support customers at every stage of their growth,” said Mariusz Mik, vice president operations, Nordics and Eastern Europe, FedEx. “We are proud to accompany businesses that continue to scale their operations — both in Poland and in demanding markets such as the United States or Asia. With modern logistics centers like the one in Olsztyn, a broad portfolio of services, and comprehensive support — from customs clearance to final delivery — we connect Polish businesses with customers around the world, often within just a few hours.”
The new facility is located in Olsztyn’s rapidly developing business zone, within the emerging logistics park at 8 Piotra Poleskiego Street, previously home to the Motocross Park. Positioned next to the southern ring road junction, it offers direct access to the FedEx road network connecting major European transport corridors. With direct entry to the S7 expressway, the site provides quick access to Gdańsk Airport. This opens the door to the global FedEx air network through the company’s European air hub in Paris.
The building has 56 courier ramps arranged in a marina layout, along with four loading docks designed for delivery vehicles and linehaul trucks. Additional ramps dedicated to larger palletized shipments were also included. The site is equipped with a modern automated dimensioning and weighing system.
The new facility is also designed to handle non-standard shipments, including dangerous goods, to address the needs of customers in the chemical, automotive, and healthcare.
FedEx in Poland and the Region
Poland is a key market for FedEx in Central and Eastern Europe. The company has operated locally since 1990, continuously expanding its logistics infrastructure to support exporters, manufacturers, and the e‑commerce sector. Today, FedEx operates more than 40 locations in Poland and serves three major airports — Warsaw, Katowice, and Gdańsk — providing fast connections across Europe and global destinations.
The company employs nearly 3,500 team members nationwide. Across Europe, FedEx operates 27 road hubs and more than 550 facilities, handling an average of two million shipments per day. Globally, FedEx is one of the largest logistics providers, connecting 2.5 million shippers with more than 200 million recipients daily and delivering nearly 18 million shipments to over 220 countries and territories.
In recent years, FedEx has significantly strengthened its operational footprint in Poland and the broader region. Its operational infrastructure has been expanded with more than 20 new or upgraded facilities across six countries, including new locations in Legnica and Olsztyn. This development translates into faster delivery times, increased export capacity, and more flexible delivery options for both domestic and international businesses.