Personnel tsunami in Grupa Azoty reached the Police. Andrzej Dawidowski, president of Zakłady Chemiczne Police, resigned from his position with effect at the end of February 12, 2026 – informed Grupa Azoty Zakłady Chemiczne Police.
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A chemical giant controlled by the State Treasury, Grupa Azoty dismissed its president on Thursday Andrzej Skolmowski after only eight months of work.
Moreover, the supervisory board of Grupa Azoty dismissed two vice-presidents: Paweł Bielski and Andrzej Dawidowskiwho was also vice-president of the subsidiary – Zakłady Chemiczne Police. On Thursday evening, news broke of his resignation from the position he had held since November 2024.
In turn, the dismissed president of Grupa Azoty, Andrzej Skolmowski, sat on the supervisory board of Police. He also resigned from this position effective at the end of the day on February 12, 2026.
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Paweł Bielski resigned from the supervisory board of another subsidiary of Grupa Azoty – Zakłady Azotowe Puławy.
Paweł Bielski in an interview with Busienss Insider Polska he talked about, among others, the flagship investment, Polimery Police, which cost Grupa Azoty over PLN 7 billion and which is not operational today.
Why did the president of Grupa Azoty lose his position?
The Ministry of State Assets announced the recapitalization of Grupa Azoty, which is to create – as MAP put it – conditions for the effective implementation of the company's strategy and stabilization of the financial situation.
Due to its business profile and direct impact on national security, Grupa Azoty is of strategic importance, which is why MAP is taking “all actions aimed at rebuilding its condition and consolidating the chemical sector in Poland.”
In the announcement, MAP emphasizes the difficult financial situation of the group, “as a consequence of incorrect investment decisions before 2023.”
Grupa Azoty. What company is this?
Grupa Azoty is the second largest producer of nitrogen and compound fertilizers in the European Union. It is a joint-stock company in which the State Treasury owns 33%. shares. The group employs approx. 14 thousand employees and produces 5 million tons of fertilizers annually.
The company also produces products such as: polyamide, OXO alcohols, plasticizers and titanium white; is the only melamine producer in Poland.
Previously, the Group had a business valued at PLN 10 billion. A fraction of that value remains. We write more in this text.
