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Wardyński & Partners is advising the Austrian group Mayr-Melnhof Karton in its planned purchase of a paper mill in Kwidzyn from International Paper for about EUR 670 million and an additional c. EUR 33 million for payment of usufruct and operational leasing obligations.

The Danish-based Faerch A/S has acquired plants in Italy, Poland and Spain from the Sirap group producing plastic packaging for fresh food. The transaction included acquisition of Inline Poland sp. z o.o., owned by the Sirap group. Wardyński & Partners advised on the transaction.

After a 10-year dispute, the City of Poznań has signed a settlement with Wyborowa SA under which the city has acquired the right of perpetual usufruct of real estate on Lake Malta for a negotiated price of PLN 38.5 million.

Wardyński & Partners has advised Kartesia on the fund's first transaction of granting financing in Poland.

Warsaw will gain the country’s largest modern incineration plant, which will also deliver heat and electricity to over 10,000 households, planned for 2023. The value of the project is over PLN 2 billion. Wardyński & Partners advised on the tender in which the Korean firm POSCO Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd., which previously completed such projects as the incineration plant in Kraków, was selected as the contractor.

The Rzeszów Regional Court has denied the appeal by Polish Radio Rzeszów, affirming the judgment of the district court, which ruled that termination of the journalist’s contract was unlawful and reinstated her.

Wardyński & Partners advised Gränges AB on the acquisition of Aluminium Konin (Impexmetal S.A.) from Boryszew S.A.

Wardyński & Partners acted as Polish legal and tax counsel to CANPACK S.A. in a high yield notes transaction and in an early redemption of existing CANPACK S.A. bonds.