Euvic Group, in collaboration with entrepreneur and rally champion Rafał Sonik, continues its expansion into strategic development sectors with a new planned investment. Their joint investment vehicle, Euvic 2030, has signed a letter of intent confirming its readiness to acquire and subscribe to new shares in Komputronik S.A., one of Poland’s largest electronics retailers.
Following last year’s investment in Senetic, Euvic is taking another step to strengthen its position in the rapidly growing IT infrastructure and distribution market. In partnership with Komputronik, the group aims to establish the first integrated platform in Poland that addresses the full spectrum of the market—from individual consumers to small businesses and large enterprises—with hardware offerings complemented by services such as implementation, maintenance outsourcing, and technical support. Euvic also anticipates strong purchasing and technological synergies, particularly in the e-commerce segment.
“We remain fully committed to our acquisition-driven growth strategy. To continue expanding, we seek greater scale—and strategic investments like this one are key to achieving it. With PLN 2.5 billion in revenues from hardware delivery and support, we are becoming a significant partner for manufacturers. Komputronik aligns perfectly with the kind of business we aim to build. The company has endured tough times and emerged stronger—adapting effectively to market changes, investing in technology, optimizing processes, and managing costs efficiently. Its listing on the Warsaw Stock Exchange also opens future consolidation opportunities,”
says Wojciech Wolny, CEO of Euvic S.A.
Komputronik: A Strong Market Presence
Established in 1996, Komputronik S.A. is a major player in the Polish consumer electronics market, offering over 100,000 products across categories such as smartphones, laptops, gaming accessories, smartwatches, small home appliances, and smart home devices. The company also provides a wide range of additional services, including financing (installments and leasing), after-sales support, and server-related services. Through its omnichannel model, Komputronik combines the convenience of online shopping with the strengths of a physical retail network.
Since July 2003, Komputronik has also operated in the B2B segment. In 2014, Komputronik Biznes was launched as a dedicated entity for serving enterprises and institutions. The unit offers comprehensive IT integration, including modernization and integration of existing systems, and provides consulting and full-scale support across Poland. Its team includes nearly 300 consultants, engineers, developers, and technicians.
Euvic 2030: A Strategic Investment Vehicle
Euvic 2030, founded by Euvic S.A. and Gemini Holding (Rafał Sonik), has a clear mission: to fuel the development of high-potential companies through capital and strategic support. This investment in Komputronik will be Euvic 2030’s second venture into a publicly traded company, following its earlier investment in Digitree Group S.A.
“I approach the Komputronik investment with great curiosity and confidence in its future success. I know both brick-and-mortar and e-commerce well—it’s a natural area of interest for me. Komputronik is a well-established consumer brand with clear potential, and I strongly support it. The synergy between Senetic’s capabilities and Komputronik’s strengths will ensure dynamic growth for both companies,”
says Rafał Sonik, partner in Euvic 2030.
Renewed Growth and Market Optimism
Recent financial reports from Komputronik show increasing sales in the consumer segment and steady market share growth. The company emphasizes the growing importance of refining its omnichannel offering. As a market leader, Komputronik is adapting to changes by investing in new technologies, enhancing customer experiences, and expanding supplier relationships.
“I’m pleased to have convinced partners who understand our market and business model to support my vision and strategy. We speak the same language and share the same business outlook, which opens many new possibilities. We are back on the path of growth and dynamic development. The family retains control of the company, while gaining excellent partners who will support our journey toward success,”
says Wojciech Buczkowski, CEO of Komputronik S.A.
What the Investment Means
The planned investment by Euvic 2030 is expected to unlock new growth opportunities for Komputronik S.A. through:
- Trade credit guarantees
- Expanded access to clients across the European Union
- Potential cost synergies
This move reinforces Euvic Group’s long-term strategy to create a powerful IT ecosystem and positions Komputronik for its next chapter of development.
Source: CEO.com.pl – Euvic and Rafał Sonik Plan to Acquire a Stake in Komputronik S.A.
