The new investment project will contribute about 7 k sq. m of A-class hall space, a three-storey office building for about 40 people and parking spaces to the High Technologies Industrial Park. The new structures and buildings will occupy the plots at the junction of Metalowa and Jana Śniadeckiego streets.

 

Et Bud is planning to rent its space for a minimum term of seven years. “Depending on the customers' needs, the halls can be adopted as warehousing or warehousing and manufacturing space”, says Eryk Sawa, a partner of Et Bud.

 

The investment project was launched in Q4 last year. The construction of the two halls is finished while the office building will be ready by the end of July. The construction of the other two halls has been planned for the second half of the year.  Next year, the company from Stargard expects to build another 10 k sq. m of hall space. The investor has allocated about PLN 12.5 M for the whole project.

 

Since 2007, Et Bud has been constructing residential estates, private houses and office buildings in and around Stargard. The investment project in the High Technologies Industrial Park is the first such investment project of the company.

 

The High Technologies Industrial Park in Stargard occupies a total surface are of about 480 ha. Most of it is occupied by the Pomeranian Special Economic Zone. The park is situated in the former Soviet military airfield in Kluczewo, in the Stargard municipality. The companies conducting their business there today are Kalmar, Hiab (both in the Cargotec Capital Group), Hydroline and Drogbud. In the previous year Enterprise Logistics and Radiometer Solutions made investment in the zone (with planned commencement of their business activity in the middle of the year). SPG Pack from Spain is building its manufacturing plant there (set to open this year). Over 300 ha. of land in the Industrial Park is still waiting for potential investors.

 

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