Fragadis invests €6 million in a new 16,000 m² logistics hub in Alicante to strengthen its southeastern Spain supply chainExecutive summary: Fragadis announced an investment of €6 million to build a 16,000 m² logistics center in Alicante. The expansion boosts the company’s warehousing and distribution capabilities in southeastern Spain, potentially reducing lead times and logistics costs while supporting regional economic activity. Fragadis (Catalan supermarket group), Alicante municipal authorities, and the construction contractors tasked with the build. Construction is expected to finish within 12‑18 months, after which the site will begin operations, creating jobs and prompting Fragadis to assess further regional logistics investments.Fragadis, a Catalan‑based supermarket group, has earmarked six million euros for a 16,000‑square‑meter logistics centre in Alicante. The facility will increase warehousing capacity and is expected to improve delivery speed and lower distribution costs for the retailer’s stores in the region. The project reflects a broader trend among Spanish grocery chains to invest in regional logistics infrastructure to support growth and e‑commerce fulfillment.Connected developmentsFood kit warehouse closure puts 290 jobs at riskOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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