GLS expands fulfilment offering with new centre in Denmark

GLS expands its fulfilment footprint with a new purpose-built centre in Kolding, marking the company's entry into fulfilment services in Denmark.

Amsterdam, 6 October 2026

GLS opens a fulfilment centre in Kolding, Denmark. 5,000 sq m, scalable to 15,000, ready ahead of the 2027 peak. Around 30 jobs.

● GLS Denmark has broken ground on a new fulfilment centre in Kolding, marking its entry into fulfilment services.

● The 5,000-square-metre facility is expected to be ready for use ahead of the 2027 peak season and can be scaled to 15,000 square metres to accommodate further growth.

● The investment supports GLS Group’s ambition to connect parcel delivery and fulfilment in a broader end-to-end offering for customers.

GLS is expanding its fulfilment capabilities with a new purpose-built centre in Kolding, Denmark. The new facility will mark GLS Denmark's entry into fulfilment services and support the Group's development of connected logistics solutions that combine parcel delivery with storage and order processing.

Since 2023, GLS has expanded its fulfilment footprint across Europe and North America, operating centres in Germany, Hungary, Spain, Slovenia and Canada. Fulfilment is a growing part of the Group’s activities, extending the parcel network so that GLS can work more closely with customers on inventory, warehousing and order processing. Kolding adds Denmark to that list.

The facility will initially cover 5,000 square metres, scalable to 15,000 square metres. Designed primarily for small and medium-sized e-commerce businesses, it will enable GLS Denmark to provide warehousing, picking and packing alongside parcel delivery through one integrated setup.

“As e-commerce continues to evolve, retailers increasingly need integrated solutions that connect inventory, order fulfilment and delivery. Denmark is an important milestone in our ambition to build a stronger network across Europe, combining fulfilment expertise with the strength of the GLS parcel network. Over time, this will enable us to offer customers a more connected and scalable logistics ecosystem,” said Konstantinos Kafritsas, Global Head of Expansion Businesses at GLS Group.

Located at Trianglen in Kolding, around two kilometres from GLS Denmark’s hub, the new centre will connect directly with the national parcel network. The purpose-built facility will include a semi-automated setup with an AutoStore automated storage system and an automated sorting belt. The design is intended to provide flexibility as volumes grow and reduce manual handling.

“E-commerce businesses are looking for simplicity, scale and reliability. Kolding strengthens our ability to support customers with integrated fulfilment and delivery solutions, helping them position inventory closer to consumers while reducing operational complexity. This is an important step in expanding our logistics capabilities and supporting future growth,” said Steen Kristensen, Managing Director at GLS Denmark.

The centre is expected to be ready for use ahead of the 2027 peak season, creating around 30 new jobs in Kolding.

Key facts

● Location: Trianglen 15, Kolding, Denmark

● Initial fulfilment area: 5,000 square metres

● Expansion potential: up to 15,000 square metres, plus 550 square metres of administration space

● Planned technology: AutoStore and an automated sorting belt

● Expected employment: around 30 new jobs

● Expected operational readiness: ahead of the 2027 peak season

About GLS
GLS Group is one of Europe's largest parcel service providers, with a network spanning more than 40 countries and nation states across the continent, Canada and the US. With about 115 hubs and over 1,700 depots, GLS delivers the scale, resilience and local depth that businesses depend on—and the reliability and convenience that millions of consumers expect every day. GLS is actively raising the bar on customer experience, operational and commercial excellence, while investing in the areas that define logistics today and tomorrow, including out-of-home delivery and AI-enabled operations. From global parcel shipping to fulfilment and freight, GLS continues to build the capabilities and partnerships that let its customers grow beyond borders. In 2025/26, GLS generated record revenues of €6 billion and delivered 977 million parcels. For more information, visit www.gls-group.com. For more information, visit www.gls-group.com

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