- CEO
- Robert Kowalski
- Full Time Employees
- 238
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- ul. Targowa 12 Plock MZ Poland 09-400
- IPO Date
- Sep 15, 1998
- Business
- Mostostal Plock S.A. (MSP.WA) operates as a mechanical contractor specializing in industrial construction, primarily serving the oil and gas, chemical, energy, and food sectors; the company manufactures and erects storage tanks including carbon steel tanks, stainless steel tanks, horizontal tanks, spherical tanks, tanks with floating roofs, and double-shell or bottom tanks; it prefabricates and assembles industrial installations, pipelines, steel structures, industrial plants, sports halls, indoor swimming pools, general and industrial construction elements, radio and television masts, bridge and sewage treatment plant structures, industrial furnaces, apparatus subject to UDT approvals, grain silos, steel chimneys, compressors, pumps, columns, and reactors; additional services encompass design, fitting, insulation, anticorrosion works, crane rental, and workshop services with its own equipment base, certified welding training center, and PCA-accredited laboratory. Founded in 1963 and headquartered at ul. Targowa 12 in Plock, Poland, Mostostal Plock conducts operations across Poland and select European Union markets, targeting major clients such as PKN Orlen SA, PERN SA, and Lotos SA; it forms part of the Mostostal Warszawa Capital Group since 1999. Recent developments include the completion in 2025 of a consortium project with Mostostal Warszawa to expand PERN's Fuel Base in Debogorze by constructing three 50,000 cubic meter petroleum product storage tanks; a February 2025 contract win as part of a consortium with Orlen for a PLN 246.8 million net EPC project focused on emission reduction and furnace maintenance at Orlen's Plock asphalt facility, with Mostostal Plock's 40% share valued at PLN 98.72 million net; Management Board changes in May 2025 appointing Robert Kowalski; and an August 2024 consortium agreement with Mostostal Warszawa for PERN's strategic investment in Debogorze.