WKB Lawyers advised European Energy on the sale of a wind farm portfolio to Enea Nowa Energia valued at PLN 914,8 m.

European Energy and Enea Nowa Energia concluded preliminary share purchase agreements for the sale of companies owning six operating wind farms with a total installed capacity of 83.5 MW and an option to purchase a photovoltaic farm project with a capacity of 25 MW.

European Energy is a Danish renewable energy company that develops, finances, builds, and operates wind and solar farms across Europe and globally. The company is a key player in the transition to green energy, with a strong focus on innovation and sustainability.

Enea Nowa Energia is a subsidiary of the Polish energy group Enea, responsible for investments in renewable energy sources. It plays a vital role in the group’s strategy to expand its RES portfolio and support Poland’s energy transformation.

The WKB team was led by Grzegorz Godlewski (M&A, Partner) with support from Krzysztof Sikorski (Energy, Partner), Małgorzata Studniarek (M&A, Managing associate), Maciej Ziemann (Energy, Associate), Mateusz Krajewski (Banking, Managing associate) and Karol Muszyński (Banking, Junior Associate).

Johan Göransson, Senior Legal Manager at European Energy, comments: “Grzegorz and the rest of the WKB team were extremely reliable, knowledgeable and affable, making it a pleasure to have their assistance on this important transaction. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with WKB to bring these transactions to a swift conclusion.”

Our congratulations to Enea Nowa Energia, the entire European Energy Team,  and to EY Polska (the lead M&A and VDD financial and tax advisor to European Energy).

 

More info:

https://energynews.pro/en/european-energy-sells-six-wind-farms-to-enea-to-strengthen-its-strategy-in-poland

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/polands-enea-double-wind-capacity-236-million-deal-2025-03-26

https://ir.enea.pl/en/pr/849439/enea-is-increasing-its-res-capacity-it-has-purchased-6-wind-farms-with-a-capacity-of-83-5-mw

Legal 500 EMEA 2025 has published its latest rankings: WKB Lawyers has been recognised in 18 practice areas, including five in Tier 1. Our lawyers also received 48 individual recommendations, among them Hall of Fame, Leading Partners, Next Generation Partners and Leading Associates.

Such recognition reflects not only our team’s hard work but also the result of inspiring collaboration with our clients. Their trust, goals, and high expectations challenge us to stay sharp and deliver more every day.

Ranked practice areas:

TOP TIER

• Competition/Antitrust
• Construction
• Energy and Natural Resources
• Insurance
• Public Procurement

TIER 2

• Commercial, Corporate and M&A
• Dispute Resolution
• Employment
• Private Equity
• Restructuring and Insolvency
• TMT

TIER 3

• Banking and Finance
• Capital Markets
• Healthcare and Life Sciences
• Intellectual Property
• Private Client (NEW!)
• Real Estate

TIER 4

• Data Privacy and Data Protection

Individually recognised lawyers:

Jerzy Baehr (Hall of Fame)
Krzysztof Banaszek, LL.M. (Leading Associate)
Agnieszka Chwiałkowska (Next Generation Partner)
Ben Davey
Aleksandra Dziurkowska (Next Generation Partner)
Piotr Filipowski
Anna Flaga – Martynek (Next Generation Partner)
Klaudia Frątczak-Kospin
Grzegorz Godlewski (Leading Partner)
Bartłomiej Jankowski
Ewa Jaroszyńska-Kozłowska
Jakub Jedrzejak
Dorota Karczewska (Next Generation Partner)
Wojciech Kulczyk
Paulina Maślak-Stępnikowska
Agata Miętek
Marta Midloch (Next Generation Partner)
Marek Prętki (Next Generation Partner)
Aleksander Petrys
Jolanta Pietrkiewicz-Knecht
Jakub Pokrzywniak (Leading Partner)
Wioleta Polak
Jolanta Prystupa
Urszula Rodak – Smolarek (Recommended Lawyer)
Jan Rolinski (Leading Partner)
Maciej Szambelanczyk
Agata Szczepanczyk-Piwek
Aleksander Stawicki (Hall of Fame)
Bartosz Turno, LL.M. (Leading Partner)
Aleksandra Urbanowicz (Recommended Lawyer)
Anna Urbańczyk (Next Generation Partner)
Anna Wojciechowska (Leading Partner)
Agnieszka Wiercinska-Kruzewska
Andrzej Wierciński
Anna Wiktorow-Bojska
Anna Wyrzykowska

Congratulations to all our lawyers and practice groups recognised this year.

Since 1 January 2025, entities submitting applications for their initial entry into the register of entrepreneurs of the National Court Register (“NCR”) are required to include the information necessary to set up an address for electronic delivery of documents in the application. Entities that were entered into the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR before that date are required to set up an address for electronic delivery of documents by 1 April 2025.

The duty to have an e-Delivery address referred to above was introduced by amendments to the Act of 18 November 2020 on electronic delivery of documents (Journal of Laws of 2024, as amended; the “Act”), which provided for means of facilitating correspondence with public bodies by replacing the current system of document service, that is by way of registered mail, with electronic delivery of documents. However, due to some public bodies not being prepared to use the e-Delivery system, the effective date of this duty was delayed several times.

The final deadline for the implementation of the e-Delivery system was set for 1 January 2025. From this date onward, entities submitting applications for their initial entry into the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR are required to provide the information necessary to set up an address for electronic delivery of documents in the application. Entities that were entered into the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR before 1 January 2025 are required to establish such an address within 3 months of the date specified in the announcement, i.e., 1 April 2025.

Entities entered into the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR before 1 January 2025 can set up _rev an e-Delivery address through the public service provider’s website, available at: https://www.gov.pl/web/gov/uzyskaj-adres-do-e-doreczen-u-publicznego-dostawcy-uslugi-e-doreczen. The application to set up an e-Delivery address must be signed electronically by the persons authorised to represent the entity or an agent or proxy. Such an address should then be activated through the entity’s Entrepreneur Account accessed via the government’s portal: https://www.biznes.gov.pl/en. The NCR is then automatically notified of the entity’s e-Delivery address from the Electronic Address Database, without the need to file additional applications.

Entities applying for entry in the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR after 1 January 2025 must include the information necessary to set up an e-Delivery address in the application for registration itself. This address is automatically established once the data is sent to the Ministry of Digitization.

Since setting up an e-Delivery address may take several days, we recommend that all entities entered in the register of entrepreneurs of the NCR submit the necessary applications as soon as possible to ensure that they comply with this requirement on time because failing to have an e-Delivery address may result in the entity not receiving correspondence from public administration authorities.

In case you have any question, we invite you to contact the lawyers in our Company Law & Corporate Governance Team: Anna Wojciechowska, Katarzyna Wójcikowska and Aleksandra Zbrzeżna.

 

The alert can be downloaded HERE.

WKB has once again been recognized in the Chambers Europe 2025 rankings, with distinctions in 10 practice areas, including three at the highest level (Band 1):

🏆 Competition/Antitrust – Band 1
🏆 Energy & Natural Resources – Band 1
🏆 Public Procurement – Band 1
🔹 Environment – Band 2
🔹 Projects & Infrastructure – Band 2
🔹 Restructuring/Insolvency – Band 3
🔹 Banking & Finance – Band 4
🔹 Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability – Band 4
🔹 Employment – Band 4
🔹 Litigation – Band 4

20 of our lawyers have been individually ranked across different categories:

Band 1
🔹Jerzy Baehr PhD (Energy & Natural Resources)
🔹Jakub Pokrzywniak PhD (Banking & Finance: Insurance)
🔹Jan Roliński (Public Procurement)
🔹Aleksander Stawicki, LL.M. (Competition/Antitrust)

Band 2
🔹Bartłomiej Jankowski (Litigation)
🔹Bartosz Turno PhD, LL.M. (Competition/Antitrust)
🔹Maciej Szambelańczyk (Energy & Natural Resources)
🔹Sergiusz Urban PhD (Environment)
🔹Andrzej Wierciński PhD (Restructuring/Insolvency)

Band 3
🔹Jakub Jędrzejak (Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability)

Band 4
🔹Agnieszka Chwiałkowska (Public Procurement)
🔹Anna Flaga – Martynek (Projects & Infrastructure)
🔹Marta Midloch (Projects & Infrastructure)
🔹Agnieszka Wiercińska-Krużewska (TMT)
🔹Anna Wojciechowska LL.M. (Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability)

Up and Coming
🔹Klaudia Frątczak-Kospin (Restructuring/Insolvency) (ranked for the first time!)
🔹Natalia Kabacińska (Litigation)
🔹Jarosław Kola PhD (Public Procurement) (ranked for the first time!)
🔹Aleksandra Stępniewska, LL.M, CCEP-I (White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations) (ranked for the first time!)

Associates to Watch
🔹Anita Garnuszek PhD (Litigation) (ranked for the first time!)

Rankings are about perspective—what the market, clients, and peers see. And we see one thing clearly: these results wouldn’t be possible without the trust and feedback of our clients. Their challenges push us to grow, their insights shape our thinking, and their trust allows us to deliver the best solutions every day.

The detailed results can be found here.

FixMap sp. z o.o., a portfolio company of Arcus Infrastructure Partners has acquired a majority interest in Internet Union S.A., a company acting in a telecommunication sector, listed on the NewConnect.

The WKB team was led by Grzegorz Godlewski (M&A, partner) with support from Małgorzata Studniarek (M&A, managing associate) and Mateusz Malinowski (M&A, associate).

Our congratulations to Piotr Muszyński and the entire FixMap team on another successful acquisition and we wish you continued success.

We are proud to announce that our firm has been nominated for the Chambers Europe Awards 2025—a prestigious recognition awarded to the top law firms in Europe for outstanding achievements, innovation, strategic growth, and excellence in client service.

This nomination is a great honor for us and a testament to the fact that our commitment to the highest standards of legal advisory, combined with our dedication to fostering diversity within our organization and continuous development in key legal market areas, delivers tangible results.

We also extend our congratulations to the other nominees in the Poland Firm of the Year category: Baker McKenzie, Clifford Chance, CMS, DWF Poland, Greenberg Traurig, Rymarz Zdort Maruta, and White & Case.

The winners will be announced on May 29 in Madrid—regardless of the outcome, we are grateful that our work and dedication have been recognized on the European legal stage.

More about the awards here: https://chambers.com/events/chambers-europe-awards-2025.

We are pleased to announce that in the latest Chambers Global 2025 ranking, WKB Lawyers has once again been recognized in key categories, reaffirming our strong position both in the Polish market and internationally.

Firm Rankings:

Individual Rankings:

This year’s recognitions particularly highlight the success of our Corporate/M&A team, which has been recognized in three categories:

We extend our sincere congratulations to all those recognized, and a special shout-out to Anita, who has been ranked for the first time this year.

The detailed results can be found HERE.

On December 18, 2024, we hosted the ceremony for signing agreements with the laureates of the 2nd edition of the WKB scholarship program. The program, designed for law students from Ukraine and Belarus studying at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw, aims to support young individuals who demonstrate outstanding academic achievements, social engagement, and a commitment to democratic values.

This year, scholarships were awarded to three exceptional students: Elina Apanasevich, Olesia Yermak, and Arseni Radkevich. We are proud to support them in pursuing their educational ambitions and professional development.

The ceremony was attended by the dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw, along with members of the UW Student Council, who have supported this program from the very beginning.

We look forward to recognising more outstanding students in the next edition and continuing to support them on their path to future success.

 

WKB Lawyers supported Lisner Holding sp. z o.o., part of the UTM Group (Unternehmensgruppe Theo Müller), in acquiring 100% of shares in Greenwich Investments sp. z o.o., a company controlling the Graal Group.

WKB lawyers provided comprehensive legal support at every stage of the transaction, starting from due diligence, through transaction structuring, obtaining merger clearance in proceedings before the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK), which lasted 18 months, to negotiating and preparing transaction documentation.

The team was led by Jakub Jędrzejak and Klaudia Frątczak-Kospin. Key members of the transaction team included Małgorzata Studniarek, Zuzanna Cybulska, and Karolina Kalinowska, supported by John R. Kędzierski. Corporate matters were handled by Joanna Staroszczyk, while the work related to obtaining merger clearance was carried out by Aleksander Stawicki, Wojciech Kulczyk, Damian Olko, and Filip Rybak. Food law matters were managed by Piotr Popielarski, and real estate issues were overseen by Marcin Kembłowski and Marta Pałyga.

Lisner is the leader of the Polish market in herring products, salads, and sandwich spreads. The company is part of the pan-European food group UTM, best known as the owner of the Müller dairy brand.

The Graal Group is the largest producer of canned fish in Poland. The company also produces marinated and frozen fish and is a leading producer of ready meals. Graal Group’s products are available in all major retail chains in Poland and in 38 countries worldwide.

The sellers were represented by Clifford Chance and Romanowski i Wspólnicy law firms.

We are pleased to share that WKB has been acknowledged in the latest IFLR1000 rankings. This year, we climbed to Tier 3 in Banking, reflecting our growing expertise in financial matters. Our strong presence in Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) at Tier 2 highlights our strategic approach to transactions. We continue to lead in Project Development at Tier 2 and maintain robust positions in Project Finance and Capital Markets: Debt at Tier 3.

Spotlight on our stars:

We’re proud to see these results and we’re grateful to our incredible team, but what matters most is the trust our clients place in us. It’s their challenges that push us to innovate and reach new heights.

 Visit our IFLR1000 profile for more details: https://www.iflr1000.com/Firm/WKB-Wierciski-Kwieciski-Baehr-Poland/Profile/6044#rankings 

 

Arcus European Infrastructure Fund 3 SCSp has acquired a majority interest in FixMap, a Polish fibre-to-the-home business, with the company’s founder, Piotr Muszyński, retaining a minority stake and continuing on as CEO.

FixMap is a FTTH company in Poland which owns and manages 20 subsidiaries that are network operators and local internet service providers covering c. 270k homes passed with c. 100k homes connected throughout Poland.

Arcus Infrastructure Partners is an independent investment firm that focuses on mid-market infrastructure assets across Europe. The firm manages investments with an aggregate enterprise value of around €23 billion as of March 2024. Arcus specializes in sectors such as digital infrastructure, energy, transport, and logistics, emphasizing sustainable, long-term growth. The company operates primarily within European markets, with key offices located in London, Lisbon, Amsterdam, and Luxembourg.

The WKB team was led by Grzegorz Godlewski (M&A, Partner) with support from Małgorzata Studniarek (M&A, Managing associate).

Our congratulations to Piotr Muszyński and the entire FixMap team, especially Tomasz Karasiński, Anna Robak, Michał Moś, Piotr Srebniak and Monika Torbińska, on the successful transaction.

WKB acted as legal advisor to LCM Partners Limited (“LCM”) in relation to the proposed acquisition of 100% of the investment certificates in three Polish closed-end investment funds: Kredyt Inkaso I NFIZW, Kredyt Inkaso II NFIZW and Kredyt Inkaso III NFIZW (the “Funds”) from Kredyt Inkaso Portfolio Investments (Luxembourg) S.A. and Kredyt Inkaso S.A., including a portfolio of non-performing receivables to be transferred into one (or more) of the Funds from Kredyt Inkaso Portfolio Investments (Luxembourg) S.A. At this stage, LCM has conducted due diligence and entered into the Heads of Terms with Kredyt Inkaso S.A. The agreed-upon purchase price exceeds PLN 540m (and is subject to adjustments). This investment will be made by funds advised by LCM under its Credit Opportunities strategy.

LCM Partners is a leading European alternative investment fund manager that specializes in granular performing and non-performing credit. LCM Partners has been investing in Poland since 2016.

Kredyt Inkaso S.A. focuses its activities on investing in debt portfolios and servicing them at all stages of overdue debt. In addition, it provides debt management services to other financial entities under outsourcing. Since 2007, the company has been present on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The company conducts operations in markets of Central and Eastern Europe – cooperating with banks, insurance companies, telecommunications companies, loan companies, and other mass service providers.

LCM is being supported by the dedicated team of WKB’s lawyers, consisting of Agata Szczepańczyk-Piwek (partner), Jakub Jędrzejak (partner), Agnieszka Bartolik (senior associate), Sebastian Woźniak (senior associate), Tymoteusz Matusiak (junior associate), and Karol Muszyński (junior associate).

 

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