Wildberries Eyes State Support, Seeks Warehouses in Kazakhstan Amid Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Drone strikes damaged at least seven warehouses and destroyed about 10% of storage capacity, prompting Wildberries to seek backup space and possible state support.
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As Ukrainian strikes its logistics centers in Russia, Wildberries is searching for available warehouses in Kazakhstan
Wildberries is searching for warehouse space in Kazakhstan as Ukrainian drone strikes hit the marketplace’s logistics centers in Russia, the Russian business daily Kommersant reported, citing four sources in the real estate market.
Russian online retailer Wildberries is planning to move its warehouses to Kazakhstan, according to Russian news outlet Kommersant, which said the move is in response to successful Ukrainian attacks that have decimated the company's warehouses. The outlet added that the company is ready to fill all available capacity in Kazakhstan.
Wildberries Eyes State Support, Seeks Warehouses in Kazakhstan Amid Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Russia's biggest online retailer Wildberries is seeking warehouse space in Kazakhstan after a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes on its facilities, the Kommersant newspaper reported, as the company also holds talks with the Russian government over possible financial support.
The Russian electronic commerce giant is looking for storage facilities in Kazakhstan to partially secure logistics from Ukrainian drones.
The company is looking for up to 100 thousand square meters of warehouse space
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