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- Grenevia S.A. (GEA.WA) operates as a diversified industrial holding company focused on green transformation, manufacturing and supplying machinery and equipment for mining, transport, power, and renewable energy sectors worldwide; it offers longwall systems, roadheaders, underground and surface belt conveyors, longwall shearers, mechanized roof supports, scraper conveyors, gearboxes, power and steering hydraulics, bulk material handling equipment, container transformer stations, power switchgear, control systems for industrial machines, photovoltaic panels and farms, battery systems for electric buses, trolleybuses, commercial vehicles, trams, railways, specialized and stationary energy storage, repairs and maintenance for wind turbine gearboxes, warranty and vehicle maintenance services, and photovoltaic farm maintenance. The company conducts operations through four segments—FAMUR (mining and wind energy solutions), Electrical Power Engineering (energy distribution), Renewable Energy Source (large-scale photovoltaics and energy storage via Projekt Solartechnik), and E-mobility (battery systems via Impact Clean Power Technology)—primarily targeting industrial clients, energy operators, and transportation sectors in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Founded in 2001 as Famur S.A. and headquartered in Katowice, Poland, Grenevia S.A. changed its name in April 2023 to reflect its strategic shift toward green investments; it functions as a subsidiary of TDJ Equity I sp. z o.o. and integrates brands including FAMUR, Elgór + Hansen, Projekt Solartechnik, and Impact Clean Power Technology. Recent developments include a November 2024 agreement to acquire an additional 34.8% stake in Projekt Solartechnik S.A. (PST) for approximately PLN 176 million from the Marcjanik Family Foundation and Maciej Marcjanik, alongside a preliminary deal to purchase 25.23% of Famur Solar sp. z o.o. (an indirect 12.83% in PST) from TDJ S.A. for PLN 55.2 million, increasing its ownership to 99.6% and enabling a strategic revision in the RES segment to prioritize Polish PV projects over foreign expansion amid market changes; the company also pursues a merger plan with subsidiaries as announced in 2025 reports.