We have detected attempts to impersonate employees of LOGISTEED Poland

We would like to inform you that recently we have identified attempts by third parties to impersonate employees of LOGISTEED Poland, with the aim of fraudulently obtaining cargo. We have received reports regarding this matter from business partners in Poland and the Czech Republic. In one of the cases, the fraudsters used an email address deceptively similar to our official corporate address, impersonating one of our employees.

 Please pay particular attention to the following:

• always verify the full sender’s email address, not just the displayed name,
• check the email domain from which the message is sent,
• exercise caution with messages that include: requests for urgent action, changes to transport or shipment details, requests to provide documents or information related to cargo.

 Fraudsters may use email addresses very similar to legitimate ones, differing by a single letter or character (e.g. esa-logistic.eu).

 If you have any doubts:

• do not reply to the suspicious message,
• do not take any operational actions,
• contact your regular LOGISTEED Poland representative directly using previously known and verified contact details.

 The matter has been reported to the relevant authorities. At the same time, we are carrying out internal actions to further strengthen the security of our communications.

Thank you for your vigilance and cooperation — operational security is our shared priority.

We are adopting the name of our parent group and unifying all of our activities in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland under the LOGISTEED brand.

This change is part of the Group’s long-term international integration. The companies of the former ESA logistika group are therefore being gradually renamed to LOGISTEED Czechia s.r.o. (formerly ESA s.r.o.), LOGISTEED Slovakia s.r.o. (formerly ESA LOGISTIKA, s.r.o.) and LOGISTEED Poland sp. z o.o. (formerly ESA logistika Polska sp. z o.o.). LOGISTEED has been our sole shareholder since 2018.

“Through this step, we are highlighting our membership in the LOGISTEED Group, one of the world’s leading providers of comprehensive logistics services. It will allow us to present ourselves as a stronger, unified global brand. This is not only a change of visual identity – the transformation also represents deeper integration of our teams, systems, technologies, know-how and proven best practices. By standardising the way we work across regions, we aim to provide our customers with an even more consistent and efficient service,” explains Marek Cvačka, Managing Director of LOGISTEED Czechia, Slovakia and Poland and LOGISTEED Market Leader for Western Europe.

The LOGISTEED logo will be gradually rolled out across the entire company – from building signage and communication channels to vehicles as part of their regular renewal cycle.

Today, LOGISTEED brings together a total of 122 companies operating in 30 countries worldwide, employing nearly 47,000 people. The Group operates more than 23,000 vehicles and logistics centres with a total area of 9.19 million m². LOGISTEED is the successor to the Hitachi Transport Systems holding and has used its current name since 2023. The name LOGISTEED combines the words Logistics, Exceed, Proceed, Succeed and Speed. It reflects the qualities of our services and our determination to expand our business into new areas beyond standard logistics.

With great excitement, we joined the next round of the Children’s Homes Floorball Tournament,

which took place on 8 November 2025 at Sportovní centrum Řepy (Prague).

We were cheering for all the players from the teams of Žatec, Klánovice, Plzeň, Unhošť, Buškovice, Zvíkov, Písek, Počernice and Česká Kamenice.
The amazing atmosphere was boosted by players from the Tatran Střešovice A teams, who coached the matches and encouraged the kids all day long.

The event was held in cooperation with Chance 4 Children and other partners – many thanks to all of them, as well as to the main organiser Tatran Střešovice.

We are a proud general partner of Tatran Střešovice and we believe that floorball is the sport of the next generation.

The men’s super-league team ESA logistika Tatran Střešovice advanced to the semifinals after two victories, while the women of LOGISTEED Tatran Střešovice earned their first quarterfinal point in the Champions Cup.

The men’s road to the semifinals led through a quarterfinal battle against the Swiss side Zug United. The first-leg match was played in Prague, where Tatran had a poor start and fell behind in the 3rd minute, but they quickly turned things around and were already leading 2:1 before the end of the first period. Střešovice maintained the pressure and extended their lead to a final score of 8:4.

In the return match in Switzerland, a draw would have been enough for Tatran to advance, but the players clearly didn’t want to rely on that. They took the lead again and held it despite the Swiss side’s late push after pulling their goalkeeper. The match ended 10:6, sending ESA logistika Tatran Střešovice back among the world’s top four teams after last year’s early exit. 

As winners of the Czech Cup, the women’s team LOGISTEED Tatran Střešovice from Prague made their historic debut in the Champions Cup, where they faced Swiss champions Kloten-Dietlikon Jets in the quarterfinals. The first-leg match was also played in Prague and proved to be a thrilling clash: Kloten took a 2:0 lead in the first period, and the next goals didn’t come until the very end. Fortunately for Tatran, they all went into the Swiss net, and the game ended 5:4 in Střešovice’s favor. The second leg will be played on October 4, and a draw will be enough for Střešovice to reach the semifinals. 

“We’re very pleased with the success of both Tatran’s men’s and women’s teams in the Champions Cup. It confirms that we’ve backed the right teams with our support,” says Jindřich Karas from ESA Logistika’s marketing department, adding:

“However, our partnership isn’t focused solely on Tatran’s elite squads. We also help the club nurture the next generation of floorball players and promote the sport among youth. We believe floorball has a bright future.” 

The Floorball Champions Cup is the elite club competition organized by the International Floorball Federation (IFF) for the top teams from the four strongest floorball nations: the Czech Republic, Sweden, Finland, and Switzerland. Each country sends two men’s and two women’s teams — the national league champions and the national cup winners. The knockout phase begins in autumn, and the tournament culminates every January. 

ESA Logistika companies in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia have successfully passed their recertification audits and renewed their ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certificates for the next three years.
“These standards cover quality management and environmental protection within the company. They demonstrate to our clients that the processes we have in place meet the requirements of both standards — ensuring the quality of the products entrusted to us while making every effort to protect the environment,” says Ondřej Bednář, Quality Assurance Manager at ESA Logistika.
The company has just completed a major recertification audit, which takes place every three years and is more extensive than the regular annual inspections carried out by the certification body URS (United Registrar of Systems).
“The auditor’s insights provide us with valuable feedback. By assessing our processes with an independent perspective, their recommendations help us further develop and improve the entire system,” adds Ondřej Bednář.
All ESA Logistika certificates are available on the company’s website here.

The New Scania P 220 B 4x2LB in ESA logistika’s Ostrava Operations

The vehicle fleet of ESA logistika has welcomed a new specialist for urban operations – the Scania P 220 B 4x2LB, a distribution truck designed in cooperation with our customer to perfectly meet their specific requirements. Its primary operational area will be Ostrava and its surroundings, where dense urban development, low underpasses, bridges, narrow streets, and strict weight limits place high demands on delivery vehicles.

Practical Solution for the City

The truck’s greatest advantage is its unusually low isothermal body with a hydraulic tail lift. With an overall height just over two meters, it can pass under low bridges and underpasses where conventional trucks cannot enter, and it can unload goods in height-restricted areas. This feature significantly expands the possibilities for direct deliveries and eliminates unnecessary detours, saving both time and fuel in urban traffic. The vehicle is primarily intended for the distribution of beverages and food products that do not require refrigeration – a product segment that makes up a significant part of the supply to restaurants, shops, and other urban establishments. The combination of a low body, easy access to cargo, and a hydraulic tail lift ensures fast and safe unloading even in restricted spaces. Integrating this vehicle into the ESA logistika fleet aligns with our broader city logistics strategy – a modern approach to urban supply that considers not only traffic restrictions but also the minimization of environmental impacts and the improvement of traffic flow. Specially adapted vehicles like this Scania make it possible to serve city centers without overburdening traffic and without unnecessary long-distance detours.

Vehicle Design

The new Scania features ESA logistika’s traditional livery, complemented by the logo of our parent company, LOGISTEED. This combination symbolizes the connection between local know-how and experience with global resources and innovation in logistics.

Innovation in Action

The deployment of the Scania P 220 B 4x2LB in Ostrava marks another step in our efforts toward efficient and sustainable urban supply. We are proud to work with our customers to develop and implement solutions that reflect real-world operating conditions – bringing tangible benefits to all participants in the distribution chain.

Floorball Tournament for Children’s Homes

On Saturday, May 24, 2025, the BIOS Sports Hall in Kladno transformed into a place filled with emotion, friendship, and team spirit. A unique floorball tournament for children from children’s homes took place, with a mission that went far beyond competition. The goal was to boost the children’s confidence, provide motivation, and give them a day full of joy, new experiences, and inspiration.
The idea for the entire event originated from ESA logistika, which reached out to its long-standing partners – the non-profit organization Chance 4 Children and the floorball club Tatran Střešovice. These partners then invited Kanonýři Kladno to join the project. This collaborative effort across sectors gave rise to something truly special – a day that brought not only floorball but also connection and encouragement to children in need.
Seven teams of children from various children’s homes took part in the tournament. Each team was joined by a player and a goalkeeper from the A-teams of the cooperating clubs, offering the children real-life role models and inspiration. “Supporting sports and providing experiences to those who might not otherwise have access to them means true value for us – and, most importantly, it makes sense,” said Jindřich Karas, Marketing Manager at ESA logistika.
In addition to the matches, the children enjoyed a rich accompanying program – a photo booth, autographs from sports personalities, delicious refreshments, commemorative diplomas, medals, team T-shirts, and unique tournament merchandise. The entire event was marked by a friendly atmosphere, laughter, and fair play.

Shared Values, Shared Future

Jakub Menhart, General Manager of Tatran Střešovice, added: “We see the tournament as a great opportunity to show children that sport can be a path to positive values – cooperation, motivation, perseverance, and team spirit.” 
Tadeáš Chroust, Head Youth Coach of Kanonýři Kladno, stated: “Not all children have the same starting conditions. That’s why we see our support for this kind of project as absolutely essential.”
Chance 4 Children extended a heartfelt thank you to all partners, volunteers, and friends of the event, and confirmed that this tournament is only the beginning – a follow-up event is already planned for next year.
This day proved that when people with good intentions come together, they can create something truly meaningful. Because every child matters.

Deploying Our First Electric Truck – the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600

ESA logistika is launching its first fully electric tractor unit into regular operation. The vehicle is a Mercedes-Benz eActros 600, which the company took delivery of from representatives of Daimler Truck & Bus during the first week of April at its warehouse in Senec near Bratislava. It is the very first tractor of this type delivered in Slovakia and one of the first five currently in operation across Europe.

“This marks a symbolic breakthrough in the field of heavy freight transport, paving the way toward more sustainable long-distance logistics. The vehicle will be used for domestic goods distribution from ESA logistika’s distribution center in Senec, with an expected range of 500 kilometers comfortably covering the entire planned daily route. This ensures optimal use without the need for additional charging during the day. We’ve found an application scenario that perfectly suits this type of vehicle,” says Erik Maťaš, Managing Director of ESA logistika Slovakia.

The truck will be charged at ESA logistika’s Senec facility, using electricity generated by a photovoltaic system installed on the warehouse roof. This will significantly reduce emissions associated with electricity production and lower charging costs. “We expect that our in-house photovoltaic system will cover at least half of the truck’s energy consumption,” adds Michal Čambal, Fleet & Facility Manager at ESA logistika. As a result, the vehicle is expected to save over 122 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually—representing a 96% reduction compared to a comparable diesel model.

The impressive range of the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 is made possible by a 600 kWh battery pack. It also supports high-power charging of up to one megawatt, enabling very fast recharging and allowing for rapid turnaround between routes. The vehicle’s future utilization will thus also depend on the availability of fast-charging stations. For now, charging will be limited to the Senec site, but longer routes would require en-route charging—an area where the vehicle’s rapid charging capability becomes a major advantage. The company expects an average energy consumption of 103 kWh per 100 kilometers.

The tractor unit, with its distinctive aerodynamic cab design, is equipped with a full suite of advanced safety and driver assistance systems. These enhance driver comfort and safety and allow for efficient operation with minimal risk.

“Given the environmental focus of both our company and the client whose goods this truck will transport, deploying an electric vehicle is a significant step forward in meeting our shared sustainability goals,” concludes Erik Maťaš.