Element Logic boosts its activity in Spain with the opening of a new headquarters in Madrid

The automation and intralogistics specialist reinforces its position with new facilities and projects in the Spanish market

Element Logic, a specialist in automation and intralogistics and the first and largest integrator of AutoStore solutions, reinforces its presence in Spain with the inauguration, this September, of a new office in Madrid, with which it completes its positioning in the two major poles of economic activity of the Peninsula.

The new facilities are located at Avenida de Europa, 19, in Pozuelo de Alarcón, and are added to the company's already consolidated offices in Barcelona.

Objectives and expansion of Element Logic in Spain
The opening of this new headquarters, which will share weight with that of Barcelona, ​​is part of the company's strategic plan, which faces 2024 with ambitious growth plans in a country considered a priority in the Norwegian group's expansion agenda.

With this move, the warehouse automation expert responds to the growth of the Spanish market, reinforces its capillarity and offers an even closer and specialized service to its clients in a key region of the national real estate map. In fact, in the central area, the company is executing its largest project to date in Spain.

In parallel to this operation, the development of Element Logic in Spain is also focused on attracting and developing new talent, as well as strengthening the Customer Service and After-Sales and Project Execution departments. To do this, the company is importing the group's best international practices.

César Nosti, general director of Element Logic in Spain and Portugal, assures that “the opening of this new headquarters is a strategic step that demonstrates the company's firm commitment to the Spanish market and quality growth. As intralogistics specialists, we have always strived to provide the best possible service to our customers and this expansion will allow us to continue doing even better and accompanying companies in their leap to the automation of their warehouses.”