1/ As more Wildberries warehouses burn following Ukrainian drone attacks, here's a handy guide to the top 10 e-commerce warehouses in Russia – which should also help to serve as an indicator of where Ukrainian drones are likely to fly next. ⬇️
2/ The Russian Telegram channel 'ZaTelekom' writes: "The largest distribution and fulfillment centers of Russian companies (taking into account the queues introduced) form the following top ten (I marked with emoticons where already [attacked]): 3/ "1. 💥 Wildberries Koledino Distribution Centre (Podolsk, Moscow Region) Area: ~250,000–280,000 sq. m. 4/ "The undisputed leader in the Russian warehouse real estate market. This mega-hub, built in several phases, is capable of processing millions of orders per day and serves as the core of the entire Wildberries network.💥 5/ "2. Yandex Market FFC "Sof'ino" (Ramensky District, Moscow Region) Area: ~200,000 sq. m Yandex's flagship and most technologically advanced facility. The warehouses here are divided into large zones for standard cargo and oversized goods (OGG), serving the central region and main transit routes. 6/ "3.💥Wildberries Distribution Centre "Elektrostal" (Noginsk District, Moscow Region) Area: ~190,000 – 210,000 sq. m The second largest Wildberries distribution centre, which handles a colossal portion of the eastern and northern freight flows of the Moscow region. 💥 7/ "4. Ozon Fulfillment Centre "Khorugvino" (Solnechnogorsk District, Moscow Region) Area: ~150,000–170,000 sq. m The largest and one of the most well-known Ozon fulfillment centres. After modernisation and expansion, it combines a classic storage area and a large pallet warehouse." 8/ "5. Wildberries Fulfillment Centre "Shushary" (Saint Petersburg) Area: ~140,000–150,000 sq. m After a large-scale reconstruction, modernisation of security systems and a complete restart, the complex in Shushary regained its status as the main logistics heart of the Northwest." 9/ "6. Ozon Fulfillment Centre "Grivno" (Podolsk, Moscow Region) Area: ~130,000–140,000 sq. m Ozon's southern outpost in the Moscow Region. It features high storage density, a huge area for oversized goods, and a convenient hub for sending cargo to the southern regions of the Russian Federation. 10/ "7. Wildberries DC "Zelenodolsk" (Kazan, Tatarstan) Area: ~130,000–140,000 sq. m. The main regional giant of Wildberries in the Volga region. The facility has made it possible to relieve Moscow warehouses and has integrated sellers from several republics. 11/ "8. Ozon DC "Zelenodolsk" / "Kazan Novy" (Tatarstan) Area: ~120,000–130,000 sq. m. A direct competitor of the previous facility, located in the same logistics hub of Tatarstan. It is the key distribution centre of Ozon for the entire Volga region cluster. 12/ "9. Ozon New Riga Distribution Center (Istra District, Moscow Region) Area: ~110,000–130,000 sq. m. A huge high-tech complex in the west of the Moscow Region, which was built and launched in record time to meet growing demand in the capital. 13/ "10. Wildberries Distribution Centre / Ozon Distribution Centre (Yekaterinburg, Urals) Area: ~100,000–110,000 sq. m. each The tenth place is shared by the Ural sites of both marketplaces in Yekaterinburg. The companies' warehouses in the Koltsovo area and the promising Dry Port have crossed… 15/ …the one hundred thousand square metre mark, serving as the main distribution gateway between Europe and Asia. Not included in the top 10: 💥Wildberries retail center "Kotovsk" (Tambov region) Area: ~108,000 sq. m💥" /end Source: t.me