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01 · Expansion

Tubądzin Sets Up a Logistics-and-Showroom Hub in Spain's Ceramic Heartland [1]

The Tubądzin Group has opened a new facility in Onda, right in the heart of Spain's ceramic cluster in the Castellón region. This is no random location — it's the address of dozens of the world's leading tile manufacturers. The new hub spans 1,600 m² and combines three functions: showroom, offices, and warehouse, allowing the company to present its collections to B2B clients while handling deliveries without intermediaries.

The goal is clear: to streamline service and logistics across the Spanish, Portuguese, and southern French markets, and to support sales to overseas markets. Previously, the lack of local infrastructure was a real obstacle to cooperation with partners in the region, particularly Portuguese ones. Notably, this is the first dedicated facility of its kind opened by a Polish ceramics manufacturer in Castellón.

The move fits into the brand's broader expansion strategy, which recently also saw it make its mark at Milan's Salone del Mobile, drawing interest from the US market. In practice, this means Polish ceramics — despite difficulties on the domestic market — are increasingly holding their own in the European league, opening their own outposts precisely where competition is fiercest.