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In February this year, Grupa Azoty joined Business & Science Poland (BSP), the largest Polish business organization in Brussels, which represents the interests of Polish enterprises and assists in managing regulatory and economic risks. Currently, the main challenges for Grupa Azoty include, among others, gas prices and costs related to CO₂ emissions; these issues will therefore be the primary concerns raised by the Group’s representatives within the framework of its BSP membership.
The Grupa Azoty Management Board has approved a resolution that preliminarily adopts a concept for integrating logistics operations within the Grupa Azoty Capital Group. In the coming steps, a dedicated team will develop the final integration model, exploring opportunities to centralize logistics functions.
Grupa Azoty is set to produce its new multi-component fertilizer – POLIFOSKA Multi S – a product containing 23% sulfur at its Police facilities. This launch marks the latest addition to our fertilizer portfolio, joining the likes of megAN (a high-granule ammonium nitrate fertilizer), RSM OPTIMA (a nitrate-urea solution with a distinctive light blue color for easy product origin identification), and eNpluS (an ammonium fertilizer enriched with sulfur and calcium), whose production commenced in recent months within Grupa Azoty.
A newly signed Letter of Intent marks the first step for both parties to negotiate the finer points of a potential agreement. Should a deal be reached, deliveries would be facilitated via a dedicated procurement platform set to include a select group of European gas buyers and designated U.S. gas producers.
Following extensive discussions and negotiations with various banks, Grupa Azoty Polyolefins has signed an Amendment to the Stabilization Agreement dated December 15, 2023, regarding the financing of the Polimery Police project. As a result, the parties have agreed to extend the Stabilization Agreement until February 28, 2025. The Amendment was executed with 15 financing institutions.
Collaboration on developing the Police Marine Port area—aimed at utilizing port lands and creating a joint investment offer—is the primary objective of an agreement signed by Grupa Azoty Police, the Marshal’s Office of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, the Police County Office, the Police Municipal Office, and the Police Marine Port Authority. The agreement covers more than 300 plots of land, totaling over 460 hectares. This initiative aligns with Grupa Azoty’s strategy to enhance the potential of its port infrastructure.