Wildberries to Boost Logistics Capacity by Over 200% for Oversized Goods by 2026

On April 14, Wildberries announced at the E-commerce and Media Innovation Technology Conference that it will continue increasing investment in logistics infrastructure in 2026 to further enhance its service capabilities for sellers. By 2025, Wildberries' total logistics center area had reached 5.2 million square meters, with over 200 self-built logistics facilities. A total of 310 billion rubles has been invested in logistics, IT, and new project development. Plans for 2026 include expanding existing capacities in Leningrad Oblast, Penza, and Vladivostok; opening new logistics facilities in multiple Russian regions (from Smolensk to Krasnoyarsk) and overseas locations such as Minsk, Almaty, and Astana; adding 1.7 million square meters of proprietary logistics center space; and focusing on enhancing the handling capacity for oversized goods (SGT). The number of logistics facilities dedicated to oversized goods will increase to 48, covering 35 regions with a total area of 834,000 square meters, and processing capacity is expected to more than double. These upgrades will help sellers reduce operating costs, expand product categories, and accelerate order delivery times, particularly in preparation for the anticipated surge in online consumption during the upcoming summer and holiday seasons. [Source: Ebrun Go. This article was generated by Ebrun's automated writing robot, which uses algorithms to deliver e-commerce insights in real time. This AI is still in its early stages; feedback can be sent to run@ebrun.com or via comments to help it improve.]