Aurora’s logistics plans: Where is the retailer expanding its capacity?

Aurora is continuing to invest in its logistics by opening a distribution center that spans over 7,000 square meters in Stoyanka, Kyiv region. This move marks the first stage of a significant investment project aimed at restoring the West Gate Logistic complex, which was damaged by enemy shelling. The complex includes a building with an area of 90,000 square meters that was almost completely destroyed.

The full launch of the entire logistics complex is scheduled for the end of 2026. The opening of this distribution center will lower transportation costs and expedite the delivery process. The West Gate Logistic complex is being developed with innovative technologies in mind, which will gradually be implemented across all other warehouse facilities in the network.

Also, in the spring of 2025 the company’s distribution center in Lviv will expand from 9,000 to 20,000 square meters, allowing for the fulfillment of increasing demand in the western regions of Ukraine.

Currently, the Aurora network operates four distribution centers and two logistics hubs, and is considering launching an additional hub in Odesa.