Joint-stock company in Poland

The Joint Stock Company (S.A.) stands as the pinnacle of business structures under Polish law, primarily suited for medium to large enterprises. Recognized as the preferred form for companies listed on the stock exchange, it provides a robust foundation for business operations. One of its distinctive features is the ability to efficiently raise capital through the issuance of shares, making it a strategic instrument for fostering business development.

Establishing a joint-stock company entails appointing a board, comprising at least one member, and a supervisory board with a minimum of three members. This corporate structure necessitates the involvement of at least one shareholder, contributing to a diverse ownership structure that aligns with the company's growth objectives.

The share capital requirement for a joint-stock company is a minimum of 100,000 PLN (one hundred thousand Polish Zloty). This capital is structured into shares, each holding an equal nominal value of not less than 0.01 PLN. This financial arrangement allows for flexibility and scalability in managing the company's capital base.

Choosing to operate as a joint-stock company in Poland showcases a commitment to a sophisticated and transparent business structure. The flexibility in ownership, coupled with the efficient capital-raising mechanisms, positions the joint-stock company as an ideal vehicle for ambitious enterprises seeking sustainable growth.

Our team at Eurocompanies Assistance specializes in guiding businesses through the intricacies of establishing and managing joint-stock companies in Poland. With our expertise, we ensure a seamless process, allowing you to focus on strategic business initiatives and navigating the dynamic landscape of the Polish market.

Contact us today to explore the advantages of setting up a joint-stock company with Eurocompanies Assistance. We are here to empower your business journey in Poland with professionalism and efficiency.