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- Przedsiebiorstwo Hydrauliki Silowej HYDROTOR S.A. manufactures and sells hydraulic components and systems for industrial machinery, including gear pumps, oil pumps, hand and foot pumps, hydraulic cylinders, power supply units, selector valves with manual, electric, hydraulic and electrohydraulic controls such as check valves, steering valves, dividers, flow regulators, choking valves, overflow valves, electrically controlled valves, reversible distributors and marker valves; hydraulic pumps and motors, RBS distributors, piston pins, toothed and piston flow meters, tool holders; and offers regeneration, repair, precision machining, measurement, construction, heat treatment and maintenance services for hydraulic elements from domestic and foreign machinery in agriculture, construction, mining, forklifts, injectors and industrial presses. The company, founded in 1945 and headquartered at ul. Chojnicka 72 in Tuchola, Poland, operates primarily in the industrial machinery sector, serving customers in agricultural, construction and mining equipment with exports to Germany, France, Slovakia, Iraq, Egypt, Russia, Denmark, the United Kingdom and Hungary among others; key clients include LUKAS Hydraulik GmbH, Parker Hannifin Corporation and CLAAS Industrietechnik GmbH in hydraulics, and MIKROMAT GmbH and SW – Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH in large-scale machining. As the leading entity in Grupa Hydrotor, which encompasses subsidiaries AGROMET ZEHS LUBAŃ S.A., WYTWÓRNIA POMP HYDRAULICZNYCH Sp. z o.o. and WIZAMOR Sp. z o.o. across five locations employing nearly 800 staff, Hydrotor focuses on expanding production and regeneration capabilities, modernizing machinery, introducing new product assortments and efficiency systems while strengthening its position as Poland's leader in power hydraulics; recent activities include preparing a 2024 sustainable development report incorporating stakeholder ESG feedback gathered through October 2025 and reporting nine-month 2025 revenue of PLN 91.94 million with ongoing investments in development amid a net loss reduction.