Janusz Nawrocki Spółka Komandytowa, Janusz Nawrocki Spółka Komandytowa

SUPPLIER PROFILE: JANUSZ NAWROCKI SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA Company Overview Janusz Nawrocki Spółka Komandytowa is a Polish limited partnership registered in Wrocław, dolnośląskie. The company operates across a broad range of sectors, including book publishing, manufacturing and maintenance, wholesale and retail, IT and communications, transportation and logistics, construction and renovation, food service and hospitality, human resources and consulting, education, and utilities and energy supply. This diversified portfolio suggests either a holding structure or a multi-service operation; however, Reevol has not verified the company's primary business focus or the extent of active operations in each sector. Credibility and Verification Status Janusz Nawrocki Spółka Komandytowa holds two certifications-Certified V19 and Certified V17-both documented through the Atlas registry and observed by Reevol. The nature and regulatory body behind these certifications are not specified in available data. Buyers evaluating this supplier should seek clarification on what these certifications certify and from which authority they were issued. The company maintains minimal public footprint. No website, active trade fair presence, or documented export markets have been identified. The visibility score of 0 indicates negligible online or public business presence, which may reflect either a small-scale or B2B-focused operation, or limited engagement with international visibility channels. Available Information Gaps Information not available includes: founding year, employee count, specific products or services offered, export destinations, and Harmonized System (HS) codes indicating commodity categories. The company's business type is also unconfirmed. Without these details, potential buyers cannot assess scale, production capacity, or product scope. Recommendation for Buyers Before engaging Janusz Nawrocki Spółka Komandytowa, conduct direct outreach to clarify: (1) primary business lines and product categories; (2) the scope and meaning of the V19 and V17 certifications; (3) production or service capacity; (4) experience with international or specific regional supply chains. The absence of a website or verifiable export history does not necessarily indicate unreliability, but it does require additional due diligence to establish legitimacy and capability. Buyers should request references, audits where appropriate, and formal capability statements to validate this supplier's suitability for their requirements.