Wildberries will create a Central Asian logistics hub in Uzbekistan and invest more than $300 million in infrastructure. This is stated in the company's message.
In the next few years, the Central Asian logistics hub will combine the logistics infrastructure — the Wildberries sorting center and a warehouse complex under construction in the Tashkent region with an area of about 170 thousand square meters, as well as infrastructure in other countries of presence.
The new logistics hub will become a consolidation center for Wildberries' logistics capacities throughout Central Asia and a distribution base for the movement of goods from local producers to export markets. The single logistics hub will connect key markets along the Russia-Uzbekistan-Middle East route in both directions, and will also become a transit point for the export of goods to African markets along the China-Uzbekistan-Africa route.
Wildberries&Russ (RVB LLC) was formed as a result of the merger of the IT company Wildberries and the outdoor advertising operator Russ. The company operates in Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, as well as in China, where goods are imported. The company manages more than 205 logistics facilities with a total area of over 4.6 million square meters.
The net profit of the RWB group for 2025 according to IFRS increased to 175 billion rubles. Total turnover (GMV) in Russia and other countries of presence increased by 49% to 6.1 trillion rubles from 4.1 trillion rubles.
