Wratislavia - Biodiesel S.A. (Poland)

Wratislavia-Biodiesel S.A. is a Polish biofuels and oleochemicals producer and one of the largest manufacturers of biocomponents in Europe. The company specializes in the production of fatty acid methyl esters used as biodiesel (FAME), crude glycerine, pharmaceutical grade glycerine and fatty acids. Its integrated production complex is organized into three main technological sections: a biodiesel unit, a refinery and a glycerine purification section. The plant uses process lines and technology supplied by Desmet Ballestra, a global leader in biofuel process engineering, which allows Wratislavia-Biodiesel to achieve strict quality and environmental standards required in the European fuel and chemical industries. The company's installed production capacity exceeds 175,000 tons per year, including approximately 150,000 tons of FAME, close to 9,700 tons of pharmaceutical glycerine, around 6,200 tons of crude glycerine and over 2,600 tons of fatty acids. Wratislavia-Biodiesel supplies its biocomponents mainly to fuel companies for blending with diesel in line with European renewable energy mandates, and sells glycerine and fatty acids to industrial customers in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, detergents and related sectors. The company's quality control systems and certified production processes are designed to ensure high purity, consistency and compliance with EU standards such as EN specifications for biodiesel. Wratislavia-Biodiesel serves both the Polish market and a broad base of customers across Europe, leveraging its scale, location and logistics connections to integrate into regional supply chains. Its key assets include the large scale, modern production facilities, specialized know-how in biodiesel and glycerine processing, and long term relationships with fuel distributors and industrial buyers. Strategically, the company positions itself as a reliable, high quality supplier of renewable fuel components and oleochemicals, focusing on operational efficiency, process optimization and continuous improvement to maintain competitiveness in a regulated and commodity-driven market.