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May 26, 2026 at 3:55 PMArgan has completed the expansion of the logistics site of CELIO, a leading men’s fashion label based in France, in Amblainville by 12,000 m². This measure is part of a long-term partnership between the two companies and increases the total area of the site to 55,000 m². Additionally, the expansion meets the environmental standards of the AutOnom® label.
Strategic importance of the site
The site in Amblainville, which has been operational since 2012, has established itself as a central logistics platform for CELIO in Europe. Following an initial expansion in 2017, the current measure supports the sustainable growth of the brand. Its location in close proximity to the A16 motorway (Paris-Beauvais) promises optimal connectivity for logistical operations. With the new expansion, CELIO is now better positioned to support its activities and growth plans.
The expansion is part of a long-term lease agreement for ten years, confirming CELIO’s permanent presence at this strategic location.
Growth and diversification of the product range
The expansion of the logistics center is part of a broader strategy to diversify CELIO’s offerings. The company has recently acquired the assets of Camaïeu and plans to develop a women’s fashion collection that complements the existing range in men’s clothing. These changes will lead to an increase in processed volumes and a diversification of product references. Strengthening the capacities at the Amblainville site allows for the adaptation of logistical operations to the new operational requirements.
Improved environmental performance
The completion of the expansion has also resulted in a comprehensive improvement in the energy efficiency of the site. The new building complex is equipped with a photovoltaic system on the roof that provides a capacity of 400 kWc for self-consumption. Additionally, battery storage with a capacity of 250 kWh has been installed, and the heating system has been converted to heat pumps to replace the previous gas installations. These measures lead to a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions, which are reduced by a factor of four due to the expansion.
Julie Schaf, Director of the Supply Chain at CELIO, emphasizes: “The delivery of this expansion is a crucial step for our logistical organization. It enables us to support our growth and achieve significant progress in environmental performance. This project underscores our commitment to combining operational efficiency with sustainable obligations.”






