Activity

JWW Invest S.A. was established on 26 January 2012. Its share capital is PLN 1 100 000.

The Company’s registered office is located in Katowice.

The Company specialises in modernising and renovating power equipment, including, in particular, the installation of pressure parts of boilers, heat exchangers, vessels and other boiler-related devices, as well as low and high-pressure pipelines.

 

JWW Invest S.A. operates a quality management system based on ISO 9001:2008, which is certified by TŰV CERT. The Company and has the authorisation of the Office of Technical Inspection (Urząd Dozoru Technicznego) for the modernisation, installation and repair of steam, water boilers, fixed pressure vessels, industrial pipelines, non-pressurised and low-pressure vessels used to store poisonous or caustic materials.

The Company has also implemented a certified health, safety and environment protection system that complies with the requirements of SCC**: 2011 and has an authorisation and certificate based on EN ISO 3834-2, AD 2000 - Merkblatt HP 0, TRD 201.

 

JWW Invest S.A. expands its offer and grows all the time. The Company develops welding and installation technologies.

 

Market description:

The Issuer’s activities are strictly connected with the situation of the power industry in Poland. If demand for electricity increases, the existing power plants must be modernised and new power plants must be constructed. In December 2012, the Polish Government announced a programme under which 100 billion zloty is to be allocated to the development of the power industry in Poland. This amount includes 60 billion zloty for new power units and industrial networks. Investments connected with the construction of new power units are planned. The projects are to commence before the end of 2015 and will be completed up to 2020.

Given the above projects and the planned development of the commercial power industry in Poland, the Company sees great opportunities for acquiring new contracts for the repair, modernisation and construction of power plant elements in future.