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He Built His First Magazine in a Barn. Today, His Company Wants to Conquer Asia and Africa.

Summary by forbes.pl
During the pandemic, he transformed his family's backyard in Łomża into his first logistics center, where his grandfather managed the warehouse and his mother's living room became the office for his photovoltaic business. Today, SunHelp Energy operates in several European countries, employs 200 people, has built 660 megawatts of capacity, and generates nearly PLN 100 million in annual revenue. And it is beginning to expand into Asia and Africa.
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During the pandemic, he transformed his family's backyard in Łomża into his first logistics center, where his grandfather managed the warehouse and his mother's living room became the office for his photovoltaic business. Today, SunHelp Energy operates in several European countries, employs 200 people, has built 660 megawatts of capacity, and generates nearly PLN 100 million in annual revenue. And it is beginning to expand into Asia and Africa.

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forbes.pl broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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