Bosna-Herzegovina: Lidl opens 128 mln euro logistics centre in Bosnia
Discount Retail Chain Lidl has opened its first logistics centre in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the municipality of Kiseljak, an investment worth over 250 million marka ($141.7 million/127.8 million euro), the local unit said on Thursday.
Spread over 64,000 square metres, the centre is the largest logistics facility in the country and will supply Lidl’s first stores in Bosnia, which are due to open in the first half of 2027, Lidl Bosna and Hercegovina said in a LinkedIn article.
The centre is the first logistics facility in Bosnia to receive the international EDGE green building certification. It has 10,000 square metres of rooftop solar panels, which are expected to cover 25% of its electricity needs. The company also plans to apply recycling and environmental waste management practices at the site.
In Southeast Europe, Lidl is also present in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania.
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