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EvoLog has added another milestone to its growth trend: Orhanlı Logistics Center has opened

2025-09-29

Continuing its investments in Europe and Türkiye with its integrated logistics solutions, EvoLog Logistics has opened the İstanbul-Orhanlı Logistics Center, a key step in its growth strategy. Orhanlı Logistics Center, Evolog’s fourth investment in Türkiye and its first on İstanbul’s Anatolian Side, offers sustainable and integrated logistics services with a Type A warehouse affiliated with the Erenköy Customs Office, authorized sender and receiver areas, and a 400 kW rooftop solar energy system.
Following its facilities in İstanbul Hadımköy, İstanbul Çatalca, and Bursa, EvoLog has commissioned the Orhanlı Logistics Center, which has 13,500 square meters of indoor space on 15,000 square meters. The company, which supports its European logistics operations with logistics centers in Nuremberg, Germany, Prague, Czech Republic, Herning, Denmark, and Boras, Sweden, aims to further strengthen its integrated logistics network in Turkey and Europe with this new investment.

Barış Talay, EvoLog Founding CEO, emphasized that Orhanlı Logistics Center is a key component of the company’s growth strategy and sustainability vision in Türkiye. In his statement about the new investment, he said, “With our 400 kW solar power installation and authorized sender and receiver sites that expedite customs procedures, we offer our customers both environmentally friendly and time-saving solutions. We are streamlining our warehouse operations with robotic process automation, AI-based warehouse management, and big data analytics. With our authorized sender and receiver authorizations, we are significantly accelerating export and import processes.”

Talay stated that they invested a total of €75 million in fleet, warehouse, and digital infrastructure this year, and also provided information about their planned investments. Talay added that they will commission the 23,000 m² environmentally friendly and smart warehouse currently under construction in Çatalca, Istanbul, in the first quarter of 2026, and that they plan to further expand the company’s e-commerce logistics network in Europe with two new investments in the Copenhagen and Fredericia regions of Denmark.