The Szczecin-based shipowner specializing in transporting chemicals signs new contracts and develops its fleet. Its tenth ship will go on its first voyage in July.

The Szczecin-based IT company entered into a preliminary share sale agreement (covering 100% of its shares) with United Internet. The investment is worth PLN 640 million and the Home.pl brand is to remain unchanged.

The first Polish outlet of the German Joka will be opened in Szczecin by ART Studio on 6 July.

Zbigniew Nowik, former Supervisory Board Chairman, has replaced Piotr Pawłowski.

The chairman of the management board of North-West Logistic Park has ceremoniously cut the ribbon to open the new logistic centre at Kniewska street; he has also announced that the company is planning further investments in Szczecin and the surrounding area.  

Dirk is building a production plant and storehouse for abrasives in the industrial park created on the site of the old paper mill.   

Paweł Ławrowski’s company called Medioo.pl which deals with advertising and marketing in social media has been operational for a year and a half now.

The meeting of the marine sector in Szczecin focused on three leading themes: marine economy as a smart specialization, good connection of the Polish coastline with the mainland, and resources dredged from the bed of the Pacific Ocean. 

Large steel structures, crane elements, dredge systems and equipment – these are some of the products manufactured in Szczecin - Stołczyn.

PLN 700 million will be spent on regulation of the Odra River only in the West Pomeranian region. A contract about the border Odra - "Umowa o Odrze Granicznej" - which has been singed recently between Poland and Germany should be seen as a chance to restore the river to its former significant economic position.