The Malaysian DIY retail giant, Mr. DIY, has officially announced its expansion into Poland, marking the country as its 13th market globally. According to the company’s website, Poland has now joined the ranks of other European and Asian markets, ahead of Greece, Romania, and Bulgaria.

Mr. DIY began its operations in Poland earlier this year by establishing a 5,000 m² logistics center in Dąbrówka Wielka, central Poland. This new facility at Hillwood Zgierz I marks the company's first logistics hub in Central Europe, setting the stage for further expansion across the region.

The Malaysian chain, known for its extensive product range that includes over 20,000 items across categories such as hardware, household goods, furnishings, electrical, stationery, and sports equipment, has already made its mark in 12 other countries, including Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Spain.

The logistics center in Zgierz is part of Mr. DIY’s broader strategy to penetrate the Central and Eastern European (CEE) markets. The transaction was brokered by Axi Immo, and the facility itself boasts over 70,000 sqm of space, strategically located near the A2 highway and certified with BREEAM's Excellent level for sustainability.

This expansion into Poland highlights Mr. DIY's ongoing efforts to strengthen its presence in Europe and further diversify its global footprint.