VGP plans to start construction of the new warehouses at the VGP Park La Naval in 2025

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He believes these will account for more than 51% of industrial activity in the park, given the “large number” of industrial companies interested in locating.

Company VGP Construction of the new warehouses in the VGP Park La Naval is scheduled to start in 2025 and this same year or the end of next year, urbanization works will begin on the plot on which the disappeared shipyard of La Naval de Sestaoas confirmed by company sources.

In 2021, the Belgian group was awarded the land on which La Naval was located, a total of 300,000 m2.

VGP started the conditioning works on the plot in June 2022 and proceeded with the dismantling and demolition of some of the existing buildings and warehouses to make way for the future VGP Park La Naval park, which, in addition to logistics, will be a “mainly industrial park will have. to concentrate”.

The same sources have indicated that the conditioning works on the plot have already been completed and that in parallel, the urban planning procedures are being followed in collaboration with the Sestao Municipal Council, with the intention of proceeding to the start of the urbanization works “as soon as possible”. , renovation of existing buildings and construction of new warehouses, the start of which was initially planned for the second half of this year.

According to the established at least 51% of the activity on these lands must be industrial in naturebut from VGP they have pointed out that their intention is that this percentage could be “significantly higher”, taking into account the “large number” of industrial companies that have shown interest in locating in the park.

Source: EITB

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