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Nova Poshta announced the expansion of its network of sorting centers and invited entrepreneurs and owners of logistics real estate to long-term partnerships. Nova Poshta reported this on its Telegram channel on 25 August. The company is looking for partners willing to receive, sort, and dispatch cargo, as well as owners of warehouse space starting from 500 square meters. The company expects the most offers from Kyiv, Kyiv region, and the eastern regions of Ukraine.
The announcement describes two cooperation formats the company is offering to potential partners. Nova Poshta’s Telegram channel noted that for developing a sorting center together with the company, the partner receives an already ready business model and does not have to independently find customers.
For those offering premises for rent, terms are negotiated individually. The company offers property owners two key participation formats:
developing a sorting center together with Nova Poshta — with cargo flow, payment per processed parcel, a ready business model, and operational support at all stages;
leasing warehouse or commercial real estate from 500 m² for sorting centers or cargo branches — with stable income and risk insurance.
The need for space, staff, and equipment for each location is determined separately, depending on the projected cargo flow. You can submit an application to participate in the program on the company’s website via the link.
The network is expanding despite constant attacks on logistics
The company’s decision to increase the capacity of sorting centers comes against the backdrop of its facilities regularly being targeted by Russian attacks. Dnipropetrovsk region is hit the most, where the enemy consistently attacks the logistics infrastructure that provides work for thousands of people.
Expanding the network and seeking new partners in the eastern regions looks especially notable given that these territories are most often hit by missile and drone strikes. The company is trying to compensate for lost capacity with new facilities and backup routes so parcels continue to reach customers without delays.
Earlier, Informator reported that a drone struck a Nova Poshta terminal in Dnipro, after which the fire was extinguished by more than a hundred rescuers and police officers, and President Volodymyr Zelensky called to increase pressure on Russia with sanctions.
We also wrote that the Russian army struck a Nova Poshta terminal near Kharkiv, resulting in at least three people killed and dozens wounded to varying degrees of severity.
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