- CEO
- Waldemar Madura
- Full Time Employees
- 15
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- ul. Przemyslowa 27 Tarnow MA Poland 33-100
- IPO Date
- Oct 14, 1997
- Business
- LC Spólka Akcyjna engages in the wholesale and retail distribution of electrical materials and lighting solutions in Poland. The company imports and offers a wide range of products under its own LCTEC brand, including light sources such as incandescent, mercury vapor, sodium, and metal halide lamps; induction fixtures and LED luminaires; lighting control systems for production halls, storage facilities, streets, and buildings; miniature circuit breakers (MCB), residual current circuit breakers (RCCB), residual current operated circuit breakers with overcurrent protection (RCBO), isolators, contactors, surge protectors, relays, power limiters, indicator lamps, modular bells, molded case circuit breakers (MPCB), molded case switches (MCCB), push buttons, programmers, and meters; fuse-links, fuse holders, and disconnectors; as well as products for photovoltaic installations including MC4 connectors, DC surge protectors, DC fuse links, and photovoltaic isolators; complemented by ARGO electrical installation accessories. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Tarnów, Poland, LC Spólka Akcyjna, formerly known as Ampli SA, operates primarily in the domestic Polish market within the electronics and electrical equipment distribution sector, serving industrial, commercial, and residential customers with a focus on energy-efficient and certified solutions backed by up to five-year warranties. In recent years, the company has shifted strategically by divesting wholesale assets to concentrate on importing and expanding its own-brand induction lighting, LED luminaires, and electrical equipment offerings; it maintains a small team of approximately 12-14 employees led by President Waldemar Madura and continues to report positive financial performance, including first-half 2025 earnings with revenue of zł11.68m and net income of zł313k, alongside participation in industry events such as ElektroOmega group meetings and EL-SIGMA EXPO 2025 to enhance market presence and product installations like Static Var Generators (SVG) for power compensation.