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Trades about 26% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1990 and headquartered in Nieporet, Poland, Grodno Spólka Akcyjna serves as a distributor of electrotechnical and lighting products across Poland, including those under its own Luno brand. These offerings are integral to various systems, including air conditioning, ventilation, and heating applications. Beyond product supply, the company provides expert consultations and conducts thorough energy and lighting assessments. It also undertakes and executes projects focused on lighting, general illumination, and solar energy solutions (photovoltaics). Additionally, Grodno delivers training sessions on subjects such as photovoltaics, lighting management, security and automation, controller programming, and smart installations. Its diverse clientele spans electrical and industrial installation firms, commercial enterprises like warehouses, hotels, and offices, and individual consumers.
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