The Ukrainian-Polish company Modern Expo, headquartered in Lutsk, which began cooperating with the British Royal Mail in December, has opened a factory in Lublin, Poland.
The Ukrainian-Polish company Modern Expo, headquartered in Lutsk, which began cooperating with the British Royal Mail in December, has opened a factory in Lublin, Poland.
The new enterprise in Lublin, located on an area of 12,500 sq. m, will produce post-it notes, said Petro Pylypiuk, co-owner and CEO of Modern Expo Group, in an interview with Forbes Ukraine.
The plant was launched in August 2024, but this was not disclosed. «Due to high competition, we are forced to refrain from providing additional details,» says Pylypiuk.
Due to the fact that the volume of orders is constantly growing, Modern Expo is being scaled up.
«An additional plant in Europe strengthens our logistics network and increases the resilience of the supply chain,» he adds. He refuses to disclose the amount of the investment. «The amount is significant,» says Pylypiuk. Modern Expo raised credit funds to launch the new production in Lublin.
At the same time, the key site for the company will remain the plant in Lutsk with an area of over 83,500 sq. m.
Previously, Pylypiuk told dev.ua that cooperation with Royal Mail involves not only the supply of post offices, but also the development of comprehensive software and the provision of expert support.
We remind you that Modern Expo post machines are already operating in Poland, the Czech Republic, Norway, Germany, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia.
