Dantex Group’s Polish sales, distribution, and manufacturing subsidiary, based in Niepruszewo near Poznan, is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its presence in Poland. The milestone marks a quarter-century of innovation, growth and unwavering commitment to its customers and partners.

In 1998 Dantex started operations in Poland with a small office selling Torelief photopolymer plates and one dedicated salesman. With the Torelief plates very quickly gaining recognition for their quality and effectiveness, Dantex decided to open its own office, becoming a serious player in the Polish market. The can industry, in particular, embraced the new product and service quality, resulting in rapid expansion.

Over the years, Dantex Poland’s product and service portfolio has expanded exponentially. Torelief plate technology paved the way for the introduction of RapidoFlex and Aquaflex water-washable flexo plates, Scapa double-adhesive tapes and foams and Pamarco anilox rollers. Since 2010, Dantex Poland has expanded its offerings to include printing sleeves, a service in which they pride themselves on providing their customers with exceptional quality and value.

In January 2017, the company reached another milestone by relocating to a state-of-the-art facility, designed to accommodate increased production, storage, office space and demonstration capabilities. This move signified Dantex Poland’s commitment to continuous improvement and growth.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Dantex Poland’s success story is the growth of its dedicated team. What started with one person has now expanded to more than 30 highly skilled and committed employees, making the subsidiary a strong performer across the Dantex Group.

Dantex Poland’s general manager, Witold Kuligowski, says, “The close-knit and dedicated employees, wholly devoted to serving customers and partners, are the true heroes behind Dantex Poland’s accomplishments. Their unwavering commitment to excellence and continuous improvement ensures that the company grows stronger with each passing day.”