In brief

• Trans Polonia Group has obtained exclusive negotiating rights to acquire a transport and logistics company.
• The target has annual revenue of €200–300 million and serves large manufacturers in Western Europe and the UK.
• The agreement is non-binding, and the company will continue due diligence, which involves significant costs.

Exclusivity agreement signed

Trans Polonia Group (TPG), a Polish transport and logistics operator led by CEO Dariusz Cegielski, has entered into an exclusivity agreement covering the potential acquisition of a target company active in transport and logistics (Trans Polonia ma wyłączność na negocjacje nabycia podmiotu z branży transportowo-logistycznej (opis) – bankier.pl) (Trans Polonia ma wyłączność na negocjacje nabycia podmiotu z branży transportowo-logistycznej – Puls Biznesu). The company disclosed the deal in a stock exchange filing published on 10 November 2026 (Polska firma bliżej przejęcia dużego zagranicznego konkurenta. To duża szansa dla naszej spółki – WNP.pl).

Target profile and rationale

According to the company, the target has annual revenue in the range of €200 million to €300 million. Its business centres on the transport of dangerous goods, and it is a key logistics partner for large manufacturers in Western Europe and the United Kingdom. TPG describes the acquisition as strategically important, arguing that it would strengthen its position in the market for chemical raw materials and fuels and open the door to relationships with major petrochemical groups in Western Europe.

What exclusivity means

During the exclusivity period, TPG is the only bidder conducting due diligence, negotiations and other steps toward the purchase with the sellers. The agreement does not oblige either party to complete the transaction, and the offer TPG has submitted remains non-binding. The company has said it will continue due diligence and price talks, a stage that will involve significant spending on its side.

What comes next

No closing date or purchase price has been disclosed in the available reports. Whether the deal proceeds will depend on the outcome of due diligence and negotiations on terms.