deugro has expanded its footprint in Central and Eastern Europe with the opening of a new branch in Warsaw, Poland, effective January 1, 2026, as part of its ongoing growth strategy.
The new office builds on the company’s long standing track record in the Polish market and reflects continued positive business development in the region. With the additional location, deugro aims to enhance proximity to clients and provide a full range of project freight forwarding and logistics solutions for both local and international customers.
The Warsaw branch will support major industries including energy, wind, infrastructure, oil and gas, petrochemicals and mining, handling project cargo flows to and from Poland. The expansion complements deugro’s existing presence in the country, where it already operates an office in Gdynia.
Matias Setala, President – Northern & Eastern Europe at deugro
Tomasz Kwapis, Country Manager at deugro Poland
Alongside the launch, the company has strengthened its local team with several new appointments. Tomasz Kwapis has been named country manager for Poland, supported by Michal Tlatlik as project manager and Marta Zawada as senior project coordinator. All three bring extensive experience in project logistics within the Polish market.
According to deugro, the new branch marks an important step in reinforcing its regional network and supporting increasingly complex logistics projects. The company said the Warsaw office will enable closer collaboration with clients and partners while leveraging its global expertise to deliver large scale industrial and energy developments across Poland and the wider region.
