TDJ is a family owned investment company active in many sectors of the economy. Based on shared values and our passions, we create a community that builds long-term value in the areas of Equity, Venture, Estate, Finance and Foundation.
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Chairman of the Supervisory Board
TOMASZ DOMOGAŁA
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
He is a graduate of the Master of Business Administration programme at the Stanford Graduate School of Business in the USA. He also graduated from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow and finished studies at the University of Loughborough in Great Britain in the Faculty of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering. In 2010, Tomasz Domogała took over his father’s industrial holding, which he turned into a family investment firm. Currently, the largest sector TDJ invests in is Equity, which includes FAMUR & Zamet, both companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, as well as the limited companies PGO, Glinik, FPM and our latest portfolio acquisitions Teamtechnik, Projekt Solartechnik, Miya Cosmetics & EDINA Vetcare Group. Tomasz Domogała also invests in the real estate market and in startups. He is the founder of the TDJ Foundation, supporting education and development of children and youth.
Czesław Kisiel
Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Czesław Kisiel
Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Responsible for corporate governance throughout TDJ, which he has been associated with since 1992. In many of its companies has held managerial functions, taking active part in numerous investment and acquisition processes. Currently, he sits in the management and supervisory boards of many entities of the TDJ capital group. He specializes in issues related to the capital market and corporate finance. He graduated from the Faculty of Production Economics at the Cracow University of Economics. He has also completed an MBA based Postgraduate Management Studies at the Warsaw School of Economics.
Jacek Leonkiewicz
Chairman of the Board
Jacek Leonkiewicz
Chairman of the Board
He is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics and CEMS Master’s in International Management at CBS in Copenhagen, and he also studied in Madrid. He started his professional career in J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch in London. Subsequently he was associated with PKO TFI, where he dealt with analysis of the stock market, especially companies from the construction, industrial, development and transport sectors. In the years from 2013-2015 he was the Managing Director for Ownership Supervision and Privatization in PKP SA, where he was responsible for, among others, overseeing privatization processes in the PKP Group. He conducted the debut on the stock exchange and ABB of PKO Cargo. In the period from January 2015 to March 2016 he was the president of PKP Intercity SA. Managing partner at TDJ Equity since April 2016, he has been responsible for ownership supervision. Since January 2023 he has been the president of TDJ S.A. He also sits on the supervisory boards of the following portfolio companies: FPM, Odlewnia Śrem, Pioma Odlewnia, Pemug, ZBM and PGO.
Robert Rogowski
Vice President of TDJ
Robert Rogowski
Vice President of TDJ
Having graduated from the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, he completed his post-graduate studies in business management at the Olsztyn School of Computer Science and Management and the Central Europe Trust and The Chartered Association of Certified Accountants (ACCA). Since 1998, he has been working in the area of finance, strategic and operational management, focusing on production companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. He has served in managerial posts at the following companies: Indykpol S.A. and Fabryka Mebli Forte S.A. Since 2018, he has been responsible for managing TDJ’s finances. Since January 2023, he has been deputy President of the Management Board at TDJ S.A.
Michał Ciszek
Vice President of TDJ
Michał Ciszek
Vice President of TDJ
He graduated from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, earning the title of Kellogg Executive Scholar in General Management. In addition, he holds an Executive MBA from Kozminski University and a degree from the University of Wroclaw, where he also obtained a Master’s degree in Social Psychology and Management.
For 6 years he was CEO at Circle K Poland, which is a global player in the fuel retail sector. He has also worked at Lekkerland, Eurocash and FM Logistic. He has experience in management skills, specialising, among others, in business strategy, strategic leadership, building the performance of sales teams, M&A, change management or employee retention and engagement.
He joined TDJ in 2023, where he is involved in developing the potential of teams and supporting the management boards of portfolio companies in business and HR aspects. He is building the TDJ Executive Network, focusing on creating an environment of collaboration and knowledge exchange among top managers. He is also responsible for managing the TDJ Foundation area.
Adam Toborek
Managing Partner of TDJ Equity
Adam Toborek
Managing Partner of TDJ Equity
Adam Toborek is an MBA graduate of the Kozminski University in Warsaw and has completed numerous management programs. He began his professional career with the BRADO Companies, where he was President of the Management Board at Z.M. BRADO 2 S.A.. He was also Head of the Board at RODO SRL in Romania and at Lodus Sp. Z.o.o.. He was Director of the Distribution Center at Animex S.A. (Smithfield Foods Incorporated), while between 2000-2015 he became associated with the Finnish RAMIRENT Group, where he served as Vice President of the Board at RAMIRENT Scaffolding Sp. Z o.o. and Member of the Board at RAMIRENT S.A.. In April 2015, he became Vice President at NiUW Glinik, and a few months later he became its President of the Board. From 2017 until June 2021, he headed up the wall complex segment and managed export sales at FAMUR Group in the Underground segment. As a managing partner at TDJ Equity, he is responsible for owner supervision of portfolio companies and for portfolio expansion strategy delivery, including managing M&A processes.
Maciej Wójcik
Managing Partner of TDJ Estate
Maciej Wójcik
Managing Partner of TDJ Estate
He specializes in the real estate industry and is responsible for the Property sector in TDJ SA. He has been working for TDJ since April 2011 and since September 2012 he has been the President of the Management Board of TDJ Estate. In 2007-2010 he worked for international real estate investment funds implementing housing and office projects. In previous years, he held managerial positions in leading distribution companies (Carrefour, Auchan) and the fuel sector (Amoco). He is a graduate of post-graduate MBA studies at the Cracow University of Technology in cooperation with Connecticut State University. He has a property appraiser and other licenses from the real estate sector.
Bartłomiej Solik
Managing Partner of TDJ Estate
Bartłomiej Solik
Managing Partner of TDJ Estate
He graduated from the University of Economics in Katowice and the University of Silesia (Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as well as Real Estate Appraisal and Management). He completed a series of CCIM trainings. For several dozen years associated with the real estate market. He gained his professional experience working for international developers, such as Reinhold and Panattoni, as well as for the Decathlon retail chain and Biuro Inwestycji Kapitałowych SA (Office of Capital Investments SA), specializing in the construction and rental of warehouse and commercial space. He supervised investment processes from the moment of land purchase, through design stages, acquiring tenants, to putting the facilities into use. He was also responsible for monitoring the commercial real estate market. He joined the TDJ community in 2013. He is responsible for the commercial real estate segment and the land development area. Among other things, he oversees the construction and commercialization process of the new .KTW office complex being built in the Katowice Cultural Zone and he is responsible for the “Zbrosławice” land development project.
Tomasz Stadnik
Managing Partner of TDJ Finance
Tomasz Stadnik
Managing Partner of TDJ Finance
Graduated from Warsaw School of Economics with majors in finance and banking. 20 years of experience in asset management and financial markets. Licenced investment advisor and stockbroker (PL), Financial Risk Manager charterholder. Started his career in 2000 at Credit Suisse Asset Management, where he spent over 7 years in Warsaw and London offices as Emerging Markets Debt portfolio manager. In 2007-08 at ABN AMRO in London as Director, Co-Head of Emerging Markets Debt. During 2009-2016 at PZU Group, where he was responsible for implementation and management of discretionary macro strategy for proprietary trading of Group capital and third party business having served as Chief Investment Officer of Asset Management Division and during 2015-16 as CEO of Fund Management Company. During 2016-19 served in management roles at Skarbiec Asset Management Holding and Rockbridge TFI.
Oliwia Kwiatkowska
Managing Partner of TDJ Foundation
Oliwia Kwiatkowska
Managing Partner of TDJ Foundation
She graduated from the University of Economics in Cracow with a specialization in Enterprise Finance and obtained a Joint Master’s Degree in the field of Risk and Asset Management at the University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna in cooperation with the University of Economics in Katowice. Oliwia Kwiatkowska has been associated with the TDJ Foundation since 2014, and since 2015 she has been the President of the Management Board. She is responsible for the operational activity, development and strategic management of TDJ’s fifth area of activity, investing in the education and development of young people.
Dawid Wachowiak
IT Director
A graduate of computer science at WBS in Poznań and the IT Manager Academy at the School of Business in Dąbrowa Górnicza.
In his career he has worked as a project manager, product manager and architect of information systems built to meet specific customer needs, including for the telecommunications and energy sectors. He has several years of experience in project management in the IT and in the organization of software development and IT management processes, supported by numerous certificates, including PRINCE2® Practitioner, IPMA D, ITIL, CIS: Information Security Manager acc. to ISO / IEC 27001.
Has been associated with TDJ since 2011. Currently, he is the IT Director at TDJ and FAMUR S.A, where he is responsible for operational IT management and implementation of IT strategy.
Dobrochna Lama
Managing Partner of TDJ Foundation
Dobrochna Lama
Managing Partner of TDJ Foundation
Managing Partner at the TDJ Foundation. She has a Masters diploma from Sydney University in Australia and a post-graduate Pedagogy diploma from the Pedagogical University in Krakow. She has extensive experience in setting up and implementing educational programs secured when she was a teacher, headmistress, trainer and consultant for management teams and teachers, as well as academies outside of Poland. Associated with the TDJ Foundation since 2019, where she is responsible for strategic management, operational activities and development, especially in the fields of personalized education and the Educare Institute, overseeing learning establishments and ongoing support for the Campus Project.
Radosław Toporek
HR Director
He has many years of experience in building and implementing strategies and managing key processes in the area of HR. Most of his professional career was associated with the Cersanit Group, where he was HR Director. He was responsible there, among others, for implementing HR standards at the global level from scratch.
TDJ he is responsible for shaping and developing an organizational culture based on values, implementing best practices and standards in HR, including, among others, in the area of building employee engagement and the Talent attracting and developing programme.
He is a graduate of Management and Marketing at the University of Economics in Cracow. He also completed post-graduate studies in the field of Social Psychology at SWPS in Warsaw, Coach School at Erickson College International and Programme Development Managers at ICAN Institute.
Marcin Nowak
Business Excellence Director
A graduate of the Silesian University of Technology in the field of Production Engineering and the Silesian School of Management in the field of Foreign Trade. Certified Master Coach of Visual Performance Management (VPM). He has authored programmes for the continuous improvement and transformation of organizations based on the Lean Management culture. A speaker and participant in many Lean Management conferences, he has extensive experience in managing teams and projects in the automotive, logistics, transport, services, machine and heavy industry sectors. His experience includes work in the Saint Gobain Group, in the Deutsche Bahn Group and in PKP Intercity, where he was the Project Director and was responsible for the optimization of operational processes and the transformation of the organization based on the Lean methodology. Currently, he is responsible for the development and implementation of the TDJ Lean Management programme and best practices and standards. He focuses on the strategic approach to the transformation of the organization, conducting numerous workshops for the management and implementation teams, using the best Lean and Change Management practices.
Grzegorz Morawiec
Director of the Legal Department
Legal Counsel. He specializes in corporate law, public trading in securities, antitrust law and issues related to the functioning of investment funds. He has professional experience in building strategies for the development and restructuring of capital groups and the introduction of corporate governance systems. Grzegorz Morawiec was an advisor in the process of acquiring privatized companies, and carried out, from the legal standpoint, a dozen or so transactions related to the acquisition or sale of controlling blocks of shares or stocks of capital companies, including public companies. He has experience in conducting all kinds of transformations, divisions and mergers of personal and capital companies. In 2006, he coordinated the work on the introduction of the company Fabryka Maszyn Famur SA to the Warsaw Stock Exchange, and in 2011 acted as a legal advisor during the public offering of PGO S.A. and Zamet Industry S.A.
Marta Lamik
Director of the Board’s Office
Responsible for the proper functioning of the Office of the Board.
The concentration of her professional function focuses on multi-tasking support of the Supervisory Board and the Management Board. She manages the Office of the Management Board team that supports TDJ investment areas in performing their tasks. She has been associated with TDJ SA since 2008 and is a graduate of the Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Silesia.
Michał Gołąbek
Business Excellence Director
Expert in the field of implementation and development of Lean Management culture in organizations. Certified Master Coach from Visual Performance Management Academy. In his previous career, he supported clients in the transformation of processes and in building awareness of the need for changes among management. He owes his extensive experience to dozens of companies in Poland in many branches of industry: metallurgy (metallurgy), electromechanical, automotive, transport and logistics, food – agricultural, wood and paper, and public administration.
Currently, he is responsible for the development and implementation of the TDJ Lean Management programme and best practices and standards. He focuses on the strategic approach to the transformation of the organization, conducting numerous workshops for the management and implementation teams, using the best practices of Lean Manufacturing and Change Management. He is a graduate of the College of Banking in Poznań with a specialization in management psychology. He has been a speaker at the European Congress of Lean Manufacturing in Katowice and is passionate about continuous improvement and setting ambitious goals.
Marcin Zachowicz
Director of the Communications Office
He is responsible for positioning the TDJ brand and strengthening its image, as well as shaping the PR and CSR policy of the company.
Over the last four years Marcin Zachowicz was the Director of the Communications Office and spokesperson for Grupa Lotos SA, where he worked from 1996. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at the University of Gdańsk, has completed postgraduate studies at the Hague Academy of International Law and MBA courses at the University of Strahclyde in cooperation with the Gdańsk Foundation for Management Development. In addition, he has participated in dedicated managerial trainings organized, among others, by Harvard Business School.
1991-2001
TDJ - REGIONAL FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
In 1991 AB Consulting the nucleus of TDJ’s activity was established – AB Consulting. It dealt with investments, creation of new companies, support of enterprises and acquisitions of other companies. Jacek Domogała managed it independently. Amidst the changing reality in Poland, the company was developing very dynamically, with the scale of logistics and cooling activities leading to negotiations of the purchase of Hortex – at time the leader of the market.
1991-2001
1991
Division of businesses between the two brothers, food industry (Jacek) and footwear (Michał)
AB Consulting is created (future TDJ)
1993
Near Orzesze, a meat production plant is established
1995
Purchase of poultry plants in Leszczyny and Tomice and production and trade operations under the brand Brado-2
1997
Purchase of cold stores in Leszczyny, Chrzanów, Toszek, Będzin, Tychy, Opole and Olsztyn
2000
Purchase of 500 ha of agricultural land in Wieszowa. Acquisition of “Warmińskie Zakłady Przetwórstwa Owocowo Warzywnego” in Kwidzyn
2001
Purchase of the Chemicals Trade Company “Chemia Wrocław”
2010–2017
TDJ - A FAMILY INVESTMENT COMPANY
In 2010, Jacek’s son Tomasz Domogała took over the reins of the company. He began transforming TDJ towards becoming a family company that invests in various types of assets. A year later, TDJ Estate was founded to expand the company’s operations in the real estate sector. Other development areas are also being created at this time: Equity, Venture, Estate, Finance and Foundation.
2010–2017
2011
The new FAMUR-2 plant is put into service
Purchase of Glinik Machinery Factory – a company focused on the design and manufacture of machinery and equipment for the industry, mainly mining. Producer of mechanized mining housings and systems for hauling spoil from the wall
Establishment of TDJ Estate
TDJ Estate deals with real estate investment, mainly in office and residential real estate as well as industrial, commercial, agricultural and land development.
Payment of dividend in the form of company shares.
The first dividend in the history of the Polish stock exchange in the form of company shares – Famur S.A. pays a dividend in the form of shares of Polska Grupa Odlewnicza and Zamet Industry.
2012
Establishment of the TDJ Foundation, through which the company shares its success by investing in the knowledge and human potential of the younger generation. The Foundation, through its programmes, focuses on furthering the educational and the personal development of children and youth, equalizing opportunities by providing them with access to the best educational practices.
2013
Purchase of Mostostal Chojnice, a company providing services mainly in the field of steel structures for bridges and viaducts, as well as in the industrial and infrastructure construction sectors.
2014
TDJ Estate builds its first housing estate. Within the Osiedle Franciszkańskie housing estate, 1,300 apartments are built in Katowice.
The purchase of FAMAK, a manufacturer of devices and systems for continuous transport and for hoisting and crane equipment. Leader in the design and implementation of equipment for carburization systems in Poland.
2015
TDJ is joined by FPM, a designer and manufacturer of machines for grinding, crushing and transporting raw materials and furnace devices.
TDJ Venture is created – dealing with investment in startups.
2016
TDJ Estate inaugurates the construction of .KTW – a complex of two office buildings located in the center of Katowice, next to “Spodek” .
Takeover of Kopex SA by TDJ.
The most important event in the consolidation process of the national mining machinery industry in connection with the FAMUR Group. Already in 2017, TDJ led Famur to purchase a controlling stake of its main domestic competitor – Kopex. Tomasz Domogała strived for this for many years believing that it’s not competition, but cooperation that’s the key to building a truly global company. This was one of the largest acquisitions in the industry sector in Poland. It opened the way for FAMUR Group’s development, as a strong Polish entity capable of implementing large mining and energy projects around the world.
2017
PGO purchases shares in Kopex Foundry, creating the largest industrial group in Poland that specializes in the production of castings and forgings.
Sale of 20% of Famur shares by the ABB process and increase of the share capital by 15%. Famur buys Kopex from TDJ
Establishment of TDJ Pitango Ventures, a Polish-Israeli Venture Capital fund that invests in technological startups with global potential.
First investment of TDJ Pitango Ventures. In December, StethoMe -a company developing a smart, AI-powered device for remote lung and heart examination – entered the portfolio of the fund.
1977-1990
TDJ - BEGINNINGS
The history of TDJ goes back to the difficult for private enterprises times of the 1970s when in 1977 brothers Jacek and Michał Domogała set up their first business – the cultivation of asparagus and gillyflowers. In the following years, guided by their intuition, ingenuity and insights into the market, they changed their business profile by successively investing in an automotive sheet compressor, a shoe factory, and then in the production of ready meals.
1977-1990
1977
Beginning of horticulture – cultivation of asparagus and gillyflowers
1983
Establishment of one of the first Polish private automotive companies – a press shop producing car body elements under the name “Wytwórnia Części Zamiennych i Akcesoriów” in Orzesze.
1988
Launch of the BRADO shoe company, hiring 600 people.
1990
Establishment of the Aardo company, that produces pâtés and ready meals.
2002-2009
TDJ - SILESIAN INDUSTRIAL HOLDING
In 2002, Jacek Domogała bought the FAMUR Machine Factory which at the time was on the verge of bankruptcy. After paying off millions of debts and carrying out the necessary restructuring processes within a few years, he managed to create the first company on the Polish market that besides individual machines or devices also offered comprehensive solutions for the mining industry. Further development was facilitated thanks to the 300 million PLN raised in FAMUR’s IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2006.
2002-2009
2002
Purchase of FAMUR Machinery Factory
2004
Purchase of Zamet Budowa Maszyn, a company producing machines and equipment for the steel, metallurgy and food industries
Purchase of the mechanical department of Huta Zygmunt in Bytom, a recognized brand on the world market for forging equipment
2005
Acquisition of FAZOS and the creation of the first company in Poland offering a comprehensive solution for mining
2005-2008
Exit from the food and logistics industries
2006
Famur Group debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange
Purchase of PIOMA Machine Factory, one of the world’s largest producers of mining machinery and equipment, specializing in continuous transport and reloading systems as well as material and people transport
2007
Purchase of the Śrem Iron Foundry, a manufacturer of cast iron castings weighing from 0.5 kilogram to 30 tonnes and commencement of the construction of the Polish Foundry Group
2018-2022
TDJ - NEW STRATEGY
Since 2018, TDJ has been implementing a new five-year long business strategy. The goal is to build long term value in five investment areas: Equity, Venture, Estate, Finance and Foundation. We are committed to becoming the preferred investor creating significant added value for our partners. People are the foundation of our business, which is why we understand the needs of Polish entrepreneurs with whom we often share similar experiences.
2018-2022
2018-2022
• The new investment strategy for 2018-2022 assumes dynamic development in all business areas and further diversification of the operations.
• TDJ will remain a strategic investor in currently controlled companies.
• TDJ Equity is open to investment in companies with a scalable business model, their own product and high export and consolidation potential, who operate in selected sectors.
• TDJ Venture will invest in the “Smart Money” formula in technological startups with global potential.
• TDJ Estate plans to expand its operations to include new sectors of the real estate market and to expand its geographical coverage to one or two other regions of Poland, apart from Silesia.
• TDJ Foundation area will focus on investing in education and development of children and young people.
1977-1990
TDJ - BEGINNINGS
The history of TDJ goes back to the difficult for private enterprises times of the 1970s when in 1977 brothers Jacek and Michał Domogała set up their first business – the cultivation of asparagus and gillyflowers. In the following years, guided by their intuition, ingenuity and insights into the market, they changed their business profile by successively investing in an automotive sheet compressor, a shoe factory, and then in the production of ready meals.
1977-1990
1977
Beginning of horticulture – cultivation of asparagus and gillyflowers
1983
Establishment of one of the first Polish private automotive companies – a press shop producing car body elements under the name “Wytwórnia Części Zamiennych i Akcesoriów” in Orzesze.
1988
Launch of the BRADO shoe company, hiring 600 people.
1990
Establishment of the Aardo company, that produces pâtés and ready meals.
1991-2001
TDJ - REGIONAL FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
In 1991 AB Consulting the nucleus of TDJ’s activity was established – AB Consulting. It dealt with investments, creation of new companies, support of enterprises and acquisitions of other companies. Jacek Domogała managed it independently. Amidst the changing reality in Poland, the company was developing very dynamically, with the scale of logistics and cooling activities leading to negotiations of the purchase of Hortex – at time the leader of the market.
1991-2001
1991
Division of businesses between the two brothers, food industry (Jacek) and footwear (Michał)
AB Consulting is created (future TDJ)
1993
Near Orzesze, a meat production plant is established
1995
Purchase of poultry plants in Leszczyny and Tomice and production and trade operations under the brand Brado-2
1997
Purchase of cold stores in Leszczyny, Chrzanów, Toszek, Będzin, Tychy, Opole and Olsztyn
2000
Purchase of 500 ha of agricultural land in Wieszowa. Acquisition of “Warmińskie Zakłady Przetwórstwa Owocowo Warzywnego” in Kwidzyn
2001
Purchase of the Chemicals Trade Company “Chemia Wrocław”
2002-2009
TDJ - SILESIAN INDUSTRIAL HOLDING
In 2002, Jacek Domogała bought the FAMUR Machine Factory which at the time was on the verge of bankruptcy. After paying off millions of debts and carrying out the necessary restructuring processes within a few years, he managed to create the first company on the Polish market that besides individual machines or devices also offered comprehensive solutions for the mining industry. Further development was facilitated thanks to the 300 million PLN raised in FAMUR’s IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2006.
2002-2009
2002
Purchase of FAMUR Machinery Factory
2004
Purchase of Zamet Budowa Maszyn, a company producing machines and equipment for the steel, metallurgy and food industries
Purchase of the mechanical department of Huta Zygmunt in Bytom, a recognized brand on the world market for forging equipment
2005
Acquisition of FAZOS and the creation of the first company in Poland offering a comprehensive solution for mining
2005-2008
Exit from the food and logistics industries
2006
Famur Group debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange
Purchase of PIOMA Machine Factory, one of the world’s largest producers of mining machinery and equipment, specializing in continuous transport and reloading systems as well as material and people transport
2007
Purchase of the Śrem Iron Foundry, a manufacturer of cast iron castings weighing from 0.5 kilogram to 30 tonnes and commencement of the construction of the Polish Foundry Group
2010–2017
TDJ - A FAMILY INVESTMENT COMPANY
In 2010, Jacek’s son Tomasz Domogała took over the reins of the company. He began transforming TDJ towards becoming a family company that invests in various types of assets. A year later, TDJ Estate was founded to expand the company’s operations in the real estate sector. Other development areas are also being created at this time: Equity, Venture, Estate, Finance and Foundation.
2010–2017
2011
The new FAMUR-2 plant is put into service
Purchase of Glinik Machinery Factory – a company focused on the design and manufacture of machinery and equipment for the industry, mainly mining. Producer of mechanized mining housings and systems for hauling spoil from the wall
Establishment of TDJ Estate
TDJ Estate deals with real estate investment, mainly in office and residential real estate as well as industrial, commercial, agricultural and land development.
Payment of dividend in the form of company shares.
The first dividend in the history of the Polish stock exchange in the form of company shares – Famur S.A. pays a dividend in the form of shares of Polska Grupa Odlewnicza and Zamet Industry.
2012
Establishment of the TDJ Foundation, through which the company shares its success by investing in the knowledge and human potential of the younger generation. The Foundation, through its programmes, focuses on furthering the educational and the personal development of children and youth, equalizing opportunities by providing them with access to the best educational practices.
2013
Purchase of Mostostal Chojnice, a company providing services mainly in the field of steel structures for bridges and viaducts, as well as in the industrial and infrastructure construction sectors.
2014
TDJ Estate builds its first housing estate. Within the Osiedle Franciszkańskie housing estate, 1,300 apartments are built in Katowice.
The purchase of FAMAK, a manufacturer of devices and systems for continuous transport and for hoisting and crane equipment. Leader in the design and implementation of equipment for carburization systems in Poland.
2015
TDJ is joined by FPM, a designer and manufacturer of machines for grinding, crushing and transporting raw materials and furnace devices.
TDJ Venture is created – dealing with investment in startups.
2016
TDJ Estate inaugurates the construction of .KTW – a complex of two office buildings located in the center of Katowice, next to “Spodek” .
Takeover of Kopex SA by TDJ.
The most important event in the consolidation process of the national mining machinery industry in connection with the FAMUR Group. Already in 2017, TDJ led Famur to purchase a controlling stake of its main domestic competitor – Kopex. Tomasz Domogała strived for this for many years believing that it’s not competition, but cooperation that’s the key to building a truly global company. This was one of the largest acquisitions in the industry sector in Poland. It opened the way for FAMUR Group’s development, as a strong Polish entity capable of implementing large mining and energy projects around the world.
2017
PGO purchases shares in Kopex Foundry, creating the largest industrial group in Poland that specializes in the production of castings and forgings.
Sale of 20% of Famur shares by the ABB process and increase of the share capital by 15%. Famur buys Kopex from TDJ
Establishment of TDJ Pitango Ventures, a Polish-Israeli Venture Capital fund that invests in technological startups with global potential.
First investment of TDJ Pitango Ventures. In December, StethoMe -a company developing a smart, AI-powered device for remote lung and heart examination – entered the portfolio of the fund.
2018-2022
TDJ - NEW STRATEGY
Since 2018, TDJ has been implementing a new five-year long business strategy. The goal is to build long term value in five investment areas: Equity, Venture, Estate, Finance and Foundation. We are committed to becoming the preferred investor creating significant added value for our partners. People are the foundation of our business, which is why we understand the needs of Polish entrepreneurs with whom we often share similar experiences.
2018-2022
2018-2022
• The new investment strategy for 2018-2022 assumes dynamic development in all business areas and further diversification of the operations.
• TDJ will remain a strategic investor in currently controlled companies.
• TDJ Equity is open to investment in companies with a scalable business model, their own product and high export and consolidation potential, who operate in selected sectors.
• TDJ Venture will invest in the “Smart Money” formula in technological startups with global potential.
• TDJ Estate plans to expand its operations to include new sectors of the real estate market and to expand its geographical coverage to one or two other regions of Poland, apart from Silesia.
• TDJ Foundation area will focus on investing in education and development of children and young people.