Poland-based metals producer Kety has announced plans to pursue both organic growth and acquisitions as part of its expansion strategy. During a recent video conference, deputy CEO Roman Przybylski stated that the company is considering acquisition opportunities in Western Europe and the United States, but emphasized that Kety intends to approach acquisitions carefully and not rush into deals.
Przybylski noted that each business within the group must maintain a strong foundation and demonstrate organic growth above the market average. He also highlighted that Kety is prepared to use its financial resources to support acquisitions.
In the domestic market, Kety is looking to acquire manufacturing companies that will help expand the capacity of its Extruded Products Segment and support the development of the Aluprof construction brand. For international growth, the focus will be on acquiring companies in the aluminium systems and extruded products sectors that can increase Kety’s market share abroad.
Company representatives confirmed that foreign acquisitions are a key part of Kety’s plan to strengthen its presence in new markets, particularly in Western Europe and the U.S.
