Transsystem S.A. (Poland)

Transsystem S.A. is an engineering and manufacturing company delivering turnkey material handling systems and advanced steel structures, serving industrial production and logistics environments. Business segments and products include turnkey handling solutions for the tire industry (systems for production support, internal transport and buffering/storage of tires, wheels and rims), intralogistics systems for sorting, storage and warehousing (including pallet transfer and truck loading/unloading), automation for manufacturing and e-commerce processes, contract manufacturing of skid-based transport systems using skids, pallets and bins, steelwork/steel structures, and installation, maintenance, modernization and repair of conveyor systems. The company designs and manufactures system devices and components in-house, with referenced equipment types including transfer stations, chain conveyors, multiple roller conveyor variants, belt conveyors, turntables, shuttles, lifts and integrated conveyor modules; delivery scope extends from consultancy and design through manufacturing, installation, commissioning and lifecycle services. Geographic scope and reach are international, with projects and installed systems referenced across multiple European markets and global industrial groups, and the company positions itself as an established European intralogistics manufacturer with realization references spanning Poland and numerous overseas plant locations through multinational customers. Key brands and assets include in-house production departments enabling customization and quality control, engineering and commissioning capabilities for turnkey execution, and a customer base including major tire manufacturers and industrial clients (e.g., global tire groups and automotive/industrial manufacturers listed as reference customers). Strategic focus and positioning emphasize full-scope project responsibility (turnkey delivery), specialization in tire-industry material handling, expansion in intralogistics and automation (including mechanical systems and operating software), and leveraging industrial-grade manufacturing capacity to deliver customized systems at scale.