Kerakoll Group strengthens its growth trajectory in Greece and Southeast Europe

Kerakoll acquires strategically significant industrial property in Schimatari for the development of a new production hub for Southeast Europe

Kerakoll Group, an international leader in sustainable building and a certified B Corp company, is strengthening its presence in Greece through the acquisition of an industrial and logistics facility in the Schimatari area.

With a total surface area of 12,500 sq.m. and 4,300 sq.m. of built facilities, the new property will be transformed into a modern production unit and will serve as the core of an integrated Kerakoll industrial hub for Southeast Europe.

The investment forms part of the Group’s long-term strategy to develop advanced industrial, research, and supply chain infrastructures in Greece. Following its full upgrade, the facility will support new product lines, increase production capacity, and optimize logistics operations, improving delivery times, operational flexibility, and overall business continuity.

The new hub will further strengthen the role of Kerakoll Hellas as a strategic partner for construction companies, industry professionals, and technically demanding projects. At the same time, it will create high-quality local employment opportunities and contribute to the development of technical expertise in the region. Sustainability remains a core priority, with interventions focused on energy efficiency, smart resource management, and practices aimed at reducing environmental impact, fully aligned with the Group’s B Corp commitment to generating positive impact for communities, society, and the environment.

“This strategic move reinforces the future growth of Kerakoll Hellas and confirms Greece’s role as a hub for Southeast Europe. Guided by our purpose — ‘to bring together people with passion and creativity to build better places to live’ — we continue to invest, creating long-term value for society, the economy, and the environment,” stated Zisis Koulaxidis, Regional Director South East Europe.