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Ingka Centres — one vision across the globe Clear and simple Unique and visionary Ingka Centres is part of IKEA business, Ingka Centres (named after it's founder Ingvar Kamprad) is global shopping 44 centre company — present in China, Europe and Russia, owning and operating 44 shopping centres in 14 countries, shopping centres totalling more than 3.5 million m2 of GLA with over 480 million visitors annually. worldwide The IKEA brand was founded on amazing shopping experiences that people love. And it is this same principle that we at Ingka Centres Russia apply to our shopping malls. Making it possible for everyone to enjoy better everyday lives. 14 Countries 480 RUIA CHINA CZECH REPUBLIC FINLAND FRANCE million visitors globally POLAND PORTUGAL LOVAKIA PAIN 3,5 GERMANY ITALY EDEN ITZERLAND CROATIA million m² GLA Our portfolio in Poland 6existing meeting places Gdańsk Warsaw in Poland Matarnia Shopping Centre Wola Park Shopping Centre Great opportunities to grow your business with Ingka Centres Poland! IICG has been in Poland since 1988. Ingka is a Global brand — successful in Poland. — Two new projects opened in 2017 — Lublin SKENDE and Poznań — Franowo Approx. 50 milions visitors annually and 780 shops in the polish portfolio. Shopping Centre Major achievements of Ingka Centres in Poland: — Franowo Shopping Centre won the award for Best Convenience Store Project, CEE Retail awards 2017 — The owner of the biggest shopping centre in Poland — Aleja BIelany — Aleja Bielany won the award for «Rycycling on a large –scale» within the CRS — The owner of second biggest shopping centre in Warsaw — Wola Park compaing during the extension development. 301 m2 retail space per 1,000 capita Poznań Franowo Convenience Centre 238 Wrocław Łódź billion euro Aleja Bielany Port Łódź Shopping Centre retail turnover Lublin in 2017 SKENDE Shopping 6cities 14 years 11,5 million 324,138 million m2 466,2 2 30 of proven m modern retail space million euro visitors success per year in the country, 2017 tenant turnover Ingka Centres in Poland Ingka Centers is present in Poland for almost 30 years. First shopping center was and the biggest kidsplay in the region (admission is free for first two hours) It is located in Janki close to IKEA store. It was mostly home and deco offer. Now, all very popular among customers. We are introducing meeting places in all Ingka Ingka shopping centers in Poland are positioned and perceived by customers shopping centers in Poland, extensions of Aleja Bielany and Wola Park included as a family oriented shopping centers, with all services needed by families also a spaces for people to socialize, spend free time with families or friends. In our including meeting places. First Meeting Place in Ingka Centres Poland portfolio newest project - SKENDE Shopping in Lublin we created a big playground and was created in Port Łódź which was opened in 2010. A huge patio with playground relax zone that is heavily used by our customers. Opened 1998 Wrocław Aleja Bielany GLA 140,525 m² Stores 200 Aleja Bielany is the largest shopping centre in Poland with Center 102,825 m² strong family focus, heavy with interior design and leisure offer. IKEA 37,700 m² Aleja Bielany is a family oriented shopping centre with 200 stores, multi- TESCO 16,800 m² screen cinema complex, fitness club, wide entertainment offer and biggest 2 IKEA store in Poland. On 145,000 m GLA it offers wide selection of fashion, OBI 13,400 m² shoes, electronics, sport goods and home appliances and furniture. After expansion finished in 2015 Aleja Bielany is not only shopping destination but also a true meeting place and entertainment facility. H&M 1,840 m² Aleja Bielany location just outside the city borders means great accessibility from both the city and the region, thanks to proximity of A4 highway and Wrocław ring TK MAXX 2,860 m² road. With ongoing boom on the real estate market and constant redevelopment of southern parts of the city, first catchment area of the city flourishes. C&A 1,320 m² Aleja Bielany is filled with wide entertainment offer, as well as rich selection of restaurants and cafes. Those, together with 4 kids playgrounds, go-kart track, Levels 4 (4 floors including underground e-sport and board games arena, dance school, multi-screen cinema and fitness club parking and cinema on +2) create the best entertainment offer on the regional market. Aleja is also proud with its interior design offer, complementing IKEA with brands Visitors 11,8 M such as OBI, JULA, Jysk and many other furniture concepts. With 40 home furnishing Catchment Areas People Distance tenants, Aleja Bielany is a main place to visit in the region. ● Primary 158,780 0-10 min ● Secondary 352,030 10-20 min ● Tertiary 561,923 20-30 min Total area: 1,072,733 Address: Bielany Wrocławskie, Czekoladowa 5-22, 55-040 Kobierzyce Distance to the city centre: 8,4 km Distance to Airport: 16,5 km Public transport: 3 municipal busses 3 city busses Own shuttle bus ORIGINAL ŚWIAT GATE MARINES SINSAY TK MAXX LEOPARDUS DESIGN KSIĄŻKI OPTIC MEDICINE KANTOR MYDLARNIA i056 i046 i058 i062 i047 i048 i050 i052 i059 i060 i066 MOHITO i068 SAMSUNG i114 i117 i120 i121 i124 i131 i042 i110 i112 DIVERSE i130 RESERVED TESCO ITAKA PAWO PRETTY i132 i108 OCHNIK ECCO GIRL WOMAN GINO ROSSI TELAKCES KRUK i070 APART MAXI ZOO VISTULA i134 mez532m² HOME NEW YORKER MARTES SPORT i106 MAZZINI SPORTS DIRECT 517m² QUIOSQUE & 210 i105 ORGANIQUE YOU i040 BYTOM i138 1302m² 42m² i104 350 23m² POCZTA KIDSPLAY i072 220 MrMINIT 340 KANTOR 811a 811b ESENZA 710 711 712 713 726 716 718 812 28m² 814 816/819 39m² 821 LAVARD 37m² 120m² 49m² 28m² 16m² PLUS GSM 45m² 45m² 53m² 25m² CZAS IN MEDIO 39m² 170m² WÓLCZANKA GRYCAN TWOJE SOCZEWKI DIVERSE PLAY CORAL mez63m2 HERBATE NATURE i074 733 TOP HAIR 5aSEC BANK PKO BP i102 BIG STAR TRAVEL HOUSE TPSA 822 META VITO MILLENIUM LA VANTIL i076 i078 BEAUTY ME ORANGE i080 YES 720i721 VERGELIS LEE 330 56m² ZDROWA SUPER i101 SPARK HEBE 203,9m² WRANGLER CALZEDONIA 72m² FLYING i082 SCHUBERT ZIAJA STOPKA 112m² INTIMISSIMI OBSESSION 44m² 830m² i086 mez33m² MONNARI 92m² PHARM TIGER PAFO 76m² 35m² 810 76m² 54m² 61m² TIME i036 i088 67m² 832 TREND A'TAB SCAN 731/732 730 728 830 827 825 824 SOWA i092 900 25m² 902 904 908 40m² 77m² i096 i093 i004 359m² BRIU CARRY ROOM i100 i098 i002 SŁODKIE CZARY i012 i010 320 i014 914 KIDS PLAY 912 916 570 640 460 450 440 430 350m² DEICHMANN 58m² 32m² 31m² 600 70m² i016 128m² 155m² 103m² 20m² ROSSMANN 310m² 105m² mez64m² mez375m² i020 SOCZEWKI CCC BARTON TUI EMPIK SEPHORA INTERSHOE ORSAY VISION 24 EXPRESS 620 T-MOBILE COSTA i022 ISPOT MY TRAVEL 24m² e-SMOKING 33m² CAFFEE i034 C&A i028 WOJAS BN SPORT 420 i030 SMYK 5,4m² i031 INMEDIO SWISS H&M POMIESZCZENIE POMOCNICZE DLA "GRYCAN" i120M TK MAXX CROPP DLA SPANIA NC+ NEONET MILITARIA.PL SZACHOWNICA DUKA SONY i274 i250 i258 HOUSE i252 i254 i256 i262 i266 i268 i276 IL BASILICO PIZZA RESERVED CENTRUM i246 WINA i278 i324 i325 i334 i326 i328 i336 i244 i318 KFC X-KOM MPA WITCZAK PEPCO CUKIERNIA PCK MEDIA EXPERT MAXI ZOO i316 KUCHNIA LEONARD MARCHE 4F i340 i242 SPORTS DIRECT i280 SUSHI i314 EWTEX FRESH i240 MY BY THE WAY PLACE CAFFE PASIBUS i238 i283 i312 MPA i282 KEBAB GAME i290 TESCOMA i292 ARENA i294 i236 i296 i304 i300 i298 THAI EXPRESS M&J ATELIER FRYZUR i320 i234 i310 BURGER KING i200 i232 i204 i206 R-OI R-GI i208 SZKOŁA TAŃCA FITNESS i212 i217 i216 MPA ESENS ACADEMY i220 i218 KIK FRYZJEREK R-OEI i228 i226 SMYK EVOLUTION CONCEPT H&M DECORATION i224 H&M Opened 2005 Matarnia Shopping Centre, Gdańsk Stores 68 Centre 52,600 m² Matarnia is family oriented shopping center with excellent IKEA 26,900 m² accessibility from regional ring road connecting it with A1 highway. OBI 11,800 m² Matarnia Shopping Centre is the biggest shopping centre in Tri-City area. IKEA H&M 2,160 m² creates a destination for families which can also use offer of major local and international fashion retailers in over 80 stores. PIOTR I PAWEŁ 1,260 m² Matarnia Shopping Center is located by the TriCity ringroad, about 10km from the city centre and only 2 km from the airport. JYSK 1,060 m² MEDIA MARKT 4,050 m² Levels 1 levels Parking spaces 2,300 spaces Visitors 8,8 M Catchment Areas People Distance ● Primary 41,000 0-20 min ● Secondary 615,000 20-40 min ● Tertiary 612,000 40-60 min Total area: 1,268,000 Address: Złota Karczma 26 street, 80-298 Gdańsk Nearest metro stations: PKM Matarnia Train Station, Harfowa bus stop Distance to the city centre: 7 km Distance to Airport: 3,5 km Public transport: 5 bus lines; from Gdynia direction (bus:809) from Gdańsk direction(110,126,152,210, PKM (Polish Metropolitan Railway) ® Opened 2010 Port Łódź Shopping Centre, Łódź GLA 102,330 m² Stores 198 Port Łódź is the largest shopping destination in the region; Centre 68,330 m² family oriented shopping center with excellent accessibility from regional and country road systeM IKEA 34,000 m² Port Łódź together with IKEA store is the biggest suburban shopping center in the Leroy Merlin 11,180 m² region. Great location by the road network gives a very easy access for city and region Media Markt 5,160 m² inhabitants. Clear and simple layout of the shopping center and 7,000 m2 meeting place creates PIOTR I PAWEŁ 2,973 m² unique customer friendly destination not only for shopping, but also socializing and relax.
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