Grant Thornton experts provided advisory services to Enea Nowa Energia, a subsidiary of the Enea Group, in the acquisition of six wind farms from European Energy, with a total capacity of 83.5 MW, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The transaction value may reach up to PLN 914 million.

We are delighted to announce that the Legal Advisory Team at Grant Thornton has once again been recognized in the prestigious international The Legal 500 ranking for 2025 in the Commercial, Corporate, and M&A category for Poland.

We are pleased to announce that Grant Thornton’s financial experts advised Grupa Pracuj in the transaction to acquire a majority stake in Kadromierz

Electronic correspondence delivery system, also known as e-Delivery (in Polish: “e-doręczenia”), is a system that facilitates the secure, efficient and fast delivery of electronic correspondence between public institutions and individuals or businesses in Poland. Its main premise is streamlining and improving efficiency in communication between government institutions and businesses, as well as individuals.

Grant Thornton's transaction advisory team had the pleasure of supporting the owners of Salus Centrum Medyczne in the process of selling 60% of shares to Enterprise Investors, one of the largest private equity funds in Central and Eastern Europe.

We are pleased to announce that Grant Thornton's financial and tax experts advised Renomia Group in the transaction to acquire Kancelaria Brokerska Modus Sp. z o.o.

In 2024, Grant Thornton experts from the M&A, Transaction Advisory Services (TAS), Legal Advisory, and Corporate Finance teams participated in over 20 finalized transactions with a total value of nearly PLN 2 billion. We would like to share our experiences by presenting selected transactions, along with insights into specific industries and the overall M&A market in Poland.

The number of taxpayers using the author's costs of obtaining revenues (50% of TAX) is growing year by year, as shown by the latest statistics. This is a solution that allows for a significant increase in the net remuneration of employees, without increasing the costs of employment for employers.