Gs Engineering & Construction Poland Sp. z o.o. (Poland)

GS Engineering & Construction Poland Sp. z o.o. is the Polish subsidiary of GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C), a major South Korean engineering and construction group. The company, previously operating under the name LG Engineering & Construction Poland, is registered in Warsaw with operational activities located in areas such as Biskupice Podgorne near Wroclaw, and operates in the segment of construction works related to the erection of residential and non-residential buildings. Its core business consists of acting as general contractor and project company for large industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects, in particular turnkey plants and facilities developed by Korean and international investors in Poland, including factories and associated buildings in industrial zones. It provides construction management, site supervision and coordination of subcontractors, as well as design coordination and adaptation of global engineering standards to local conditions, drawing on the technical expertise and reference base of the GS E&C group. Through its parent, GS Engineering & Construction Poland is connected to a global organisation active in engineering, procurement and construction of power plants, petrochemical complexes, infrastructure and large-scale residential projects across Asia, the Middle East and other regions, and leverages group experience, procurement capabilities and project management systems. The geographic focus of the Polish company is the domestic market, with projects concentrated in investment-intensive regions, serving both Korean clients and other international and local investors. Key assets include project execution know-how, established relationships with strategic industrial clients and access to the global GS E&C brand and technical resources. Strategically, the company positions itself as a specialist partner for complex industrial and commercial construction projects in Poland, targeting contracts where international technology and Korean capital are combined with local construction and permitting capabilities.