For 2014, the Grupa Azoty Group reported revenue close to PLN 9.9bn (2013: PLN 9.8bn) and net profit of PLN 265m (2013: PLN 245m, net of one-off items). EBITDA also improved by nearly PLN 100m year on year, to PLN 822m in 2014.

The Grupa Azoty Rescue Education Centre – CERGA is a modern unit responsible for cyclic and specialist training of firefighters and chemical rescuers working for Grupa Azoty. “This is a new quality in the area of security, chemical rescue and firefighting activities in Poland,” says Artur Kopeć, Member of the Management Board of Grupa Azoty.

Grupa Azoty PUŁAWY, in cooperation with three research institutes, is launching a new project to examine how the application of fertilizers in Poland affects climate change. The consortium coordinated by the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation − State Research Institute has received a grant for this purpose from the National Centre for Research and Development.

On Friday, January 9th 2015, the Supervisory Board passed a resolution appointing members of the Management Board of Grupa Azoty S.A. for the new 10th term of office. The new Management Board will comprise Paweł Jarczewski as President of the Board and Krzysztof Jałosiński, Marek Kapłucha, Marian Rybak, Andrzej Skolmowski and Witold Szczypiński as Vice-Presidents of the Board. The Supervisory Board resolution takes effect on February 20th 2015.

PROPRIETARY BRANDS – THE FUTURE OF POLISH AGRICULTURE “These past 25 years have been a time of sweeping change and growth for Poland. Our determination in the struggle for freedom has given place to perseverance, energy and resourcefulness in the way we make use of that freedom. The magnitude of our success is clearly seen in agriculture and rural areas, therefore I am proud to have assumed the patronage of the PUŁAWY Competence Centre’s major project of drafting the report ‘25 years of Polish agriculture. Food security in Europe" wrote President Bronisław Komorowski in his welcome message to the attendees of the 4th Science–Business–Agriculture Conference.

Grupa Azoty purchased school supply starter kits for children from 91 rural schools as part of its ‘Leader of Polish Distribution’ initiative. The Company, Poland’s largest fertilizer manufacturer, launched the project to support rural areas across Poland through its distribution network.