Prezero Service Centrum Sp. z o.o. (Poland)

Prezero Service Centrum Sp. z o.o. is a waste management operator within the PreZero group in Poland focused on comprehensive municipal and business waste services covering collection, transport, processing and recycling activities. The company originated as EKO SERWIS and evolved through sector restructuring to operate under the PreZero brand, with core operations including systematic waste collection, processing at monitored landfill facilities, selective collection systems and recycling execution; the sorting facility achieved RIPOK status enabling recovery of secondary raw materials such as paper, plastics, metals and glass at industrial scale. Service portfolio includes collection and removal of solid wastes, collection and removal of liquid wastes, handling of hazardous wastes, landfill disposal services, selective waste collection, sourcing and processing of waste paper (makulatura), seasonal road maintenance (summer and winter), construction rubble removal, equipment rental, asbestos dismantling and disposal, removal of illegal dumps, municipal green area maintenance, cleaning services, collection and removal of WEEE (AGD/RTV), and technical, economic and legal consulting related to waste management. Geographic scope is Poland-focused with a multi-branch footprint (including Kutno headquarters and branches such as Kolo, Lowicz, Lodz and Otwock), and is embedded within the broader PreZero Poland platform operating across dozens of locations and facilities nationally and connected to an international group presence across multiple countries. Key assets include waste collection and transport capability, sorting and recovery infrastructure, controlled processing and landfill assets, and operating scale enabled by integration with the wider PreZero network and fleet resources in Poland. Strategic focus and positioning emphasize circular-economy execution by transforming waste into recoverable resources, strengthening recycling and selective collection performance, investing in infrastructure improvements (including bio-waste processing logistics and covered storage), and supporting environmental education and local pro-ecological initiatives aligned with sustainable development priorities.