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26 September 2026

CEVA extends Orange Polska logistics partnership through 2031

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Source reporting: Container News

CEVA extends Orange Polska logistics partnership through 2031

CEVA Logistics has extended its long-standing partnership with Orange Polska, securing a new contract to provide logistics services to the telecommunications company through July 2031. The agreement continues a relationship that began in 2008 and covers Orange Polska’s central distribution centre in Ołtarzew, as well as seven regional warehouses. Together, these facilities support the distribution of equipment across Poland and the ongoing development of the company’s telecommunications network. CEVA manages nationwide logistics network At the centre of the operation is a 12,700-square-metre distribution facility in Ołtarzew, which employs around 140 people. The site handles products ranging from mobile phones and routers to set-top boxes and accessories for both B2B and B2C channels.

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