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Croatia: Polish Grodno enters Croatian market

Polish distributor of electrical engineering solutions Grodno is establishing a fully owned subsidiary in Croatia to tap the country’s promising market for renewable energy and energy-saving projects.

This is our first step outside Poland, but also the first time a leading Polish distributor of electrical engineering enters foreign markets, Grodno president Andrzej Jurczak said in a press release, adding the company sees development potential in Croatia and, over time, in neighbouring markets as well.

Grodno will offer the Croatian market products and services in the field of energy efficiency, including photovoltaics, the company said in a statement.

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